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Right now, at least nine law enforcement offices and departments in Massachusetts use it, as well as offices of some federal agencies, drawing mostly on an RMV database and FBI resources. But there's very little oversight in how facial recognition technology is used in law enforcement.
Massachusetts has had a number of cities ban facial recognition in the absence of federal laws as conversations about the technology heat up.
Under the new ordinance, no city government agency will be allowed to acquire or use facial recognition technology.