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Lewis - ITV3 - TVGuide.co.uk - Vimarsana News

Lewis - ITV3 - TVGuide.co.uk

Beyond Good and Evil (Season 8 of 6): A killer strikes as a convict appeals against his sentence. Lewis airs on ITV3 at 8:00 PM, Thursday 28 December. A killer strikes as a convict appeals against his sentence

UK police use of facial recognition probed by lawmakers - Vimarsana News

UK police use of facial recognition probed by lawmakers

Police have been ramping up the use of facial recognition with plans for further rollouts, sparking alarm among civil society groups and lawmakers.

Police defend facial recognition target selection to Lords - Vimarsana News

Police defend facial recognition target selection to Lords

Senior police officers confirm to Lords committee that facial recognition watchlist image selection is based on crime categories attached to people’s photos, rather than a context-specific assessment of the threat presented by a given individual.

Experts identify 'massive operational challenges' with police use of facial recognition – PublicTechnology - Vimarsana News

Experts identify 'massive operational challenges' with police use of facial recognition – PublicTechnology

Parliamentary committee hears evidence from a range of sources, with conflicting views put forward on the legal mandate for the technology’s use and the role of transparency in doing so A parliamentary committee has heard conflicting views over the use of facial recognition technology by poli

Is Live Facial Recognition technology necessary and proportionate? Police forces defend scanning hundreds of thousands faces a year - Vimarsana News

Is Live Facial Recognition technology necessary and proportionate? Police forces defend scanning hundreds of thousands faces a year

South Wales Police and London’s Metropolitan Police Service argue that the safety benefits are outweighed by the privacy concerns.