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From Covert to Overt: UK Government and Businesses Seek to Unleash Facial Recognition Technologies Across Urban Landscape - Vimarsana News

From Covert to Overt: UK Government and Businesses Seek to Unleash Facial Recognition Technologies Across Urban Landscape

The policing minister is encouraging police forces across the country to make use of live facial recognition technologies for routine law enforcement. Retailers are also embracing the technology to monitor their customers. 

UK Govt Quietly Backs Facial Recognition Tech to Supposedly Stop Theft - Vimarsana News

UK Govt Quietly Backs Facial Recognition Tech to Supposedly Stop Theft

British government officials reportedly drew up plans to pressure privacy regulators to allow businesses to use facial recognition cameras.

Media Insider: All Blacks' haka 'throat-slitting' gesture re-ignites media debate; TVNZ star weds; National v publishers over Google, Meta - Vimarsana News

Media Insider: All Blacks' haka 'throat-slitting' gesture re-ignites media debate; TVNZ star weds; National v publishers over Google, Meta

A dull ad, a great ad and William Shatner's message for ad industry; Sports writer dies

UK Govt Quietly Backs Facial Recognition Tech to Supposedly Stop Theft - Vimarsana News

UK Govt Quietly Backs Facial Recognition Tech to Supposedly Stop Theft

British government officials reportedly drew up plans to pressure privacy regulators to allow businesses to use facial recognition cameras.

Bar for UK crimes prosecuted with live facial recognition could get much lower - Vimarsana News

Bar for UK crimes prosecuted with live facial recognition could get much lower

Pledges by the UK government that its use of biometric data in law enforcement would be limited to the most serious crimes are beginning to sound hollow.