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  1. Facial recognition gates introduced at Ikebukuro Station

    Hitachi and Tobu Railway on Wednesday introduced a facial recognition system at ticket gates at Ikebukuro Station in…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #facialrecognition #Ikebukuro #Nihon #Rail #TobuRailway
    europesays.com/japan/58923/

  2. #Reminder Amnesty says Israeli authorities deployed “Red Wolf” facial recognition at Hebron checkpoints—scanning Palestinians’ faces without consent, enrolling them in databases, and automating movement restrictions. The report “Automated Apartheid” argues this surveillance entrenches apartheid. 🚨🤖 #HumanRights #FacialRecognition amnesty.org/en/latest/news/202

  3. #Reminder Amnesty says Israeli authorities deployed “Red Wolf” facial recognition at Hebron checkpoints—scanning Palestinians’ faces without consent, enrolling them in databases, and automating movement restrictions. The report “Automated Apartheid” argues this surveillance entrenches apartheid. 🚨🤖 #HumanRights #FacialRecognition amnesty.org/en/latest/news/202

  4. #Reminder Amnesty says Israeli authorities deployed “Red Wolf” facial recognition at Hebron checkpoints—scanning Palestinians’ faces without consent, enrolling them in databases, and automating movement restrictions. The report “Automated Apartheid” argues this surveillance entrenches apartheid. 🚨🤖 #HumanRights #FacialRecognition amnesty.org/en/latest/news/202

  5. Amnesty says Israeli authorities deployed “Red Wolf” facial recognition at Hebron checkpoints—scanning Palestinians’ faces without consent, enrolling them in databases, and automating movement restrictions. The report “Automated Apartheid” argues this surveillance entrenches apartheid. 🚨🤖 amnesty.org/en/latest/news/202

  6. #Reminder Amnesty says Israeli authorities deployed “Red Wolf” facial recognition at Hebron checkpoints—scanning Palestinians’ faces without consent, enrolling them in databases, and automating movement restrictions. The report “Automated Apartheid” argues this surveillance entrenches apartheid. 🚨🤖 #HumanRights #FacialRecognition amnesty.org/en/latest/news/202

  7. Seiko Solutions starts TrustStamp facial recognition project in Japan

    KEY POINTSSeiko Solutions and TrustStamp start a joint project for facial recognition service rollout in Japan during fiscal…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #biometricauthentication #digitalidentity #facialrecognition #Fintech #Nihon #onlineverification #SeikoSolutions #TrustStamp
    europesays.com/japan/58113/

  8. "Entrenching a climate of surveillance across public life."

    "People’s faces being scanned without consent and being added to lists is worrying enough, but the speed which Facewatch technology now makes it possible for someone to encounter the police force in the middle of their daily shop is a really dangerous escalation."

    🗣️ Sarah Lasoye for ORG.

    theguardian.com/technology/202

    #facialrecognition #surveillance #policing #privacy #ukpolitics #ukpol

  9. "Entrenching a climate of surveillance across public life."

    "People’s faces being scanned without consent and being added to lists is worrying enough, but the speed which Facewatch technology now makes it possible for someone to encounter the police force in the middle of their daily shop is a really dangerous escalation."

    🗣️ Sarah Lasoye for ORG.

    theguardian.com/technology/202

    #facialrecognition #surveillance #policing #privacy #ukpolitics #ukpol

  10. "Entrenching a climate of surveillance across public life."

    "People’s faces being scanned without consent and being added to lists is worrying enough, but the speed which Facewatch technology now makes it possible for someone to encounter the police force in the middle of their daily shop is a really dangerous escalation."

    🗣️ Sarah Lasoye for ORG.

    theguardian.com/technology/202

    #facialrecognition #surveillance #policing #privacy #ukpolitics #ukpol

  11. "Entrenching a climate of surveillance across public life."

    "People’s faces being scanned without consent and being added to lists is worrying enough, but the speed which Facewatch technology now makes it possible for someone to encounter the police force in the middle of their daily shop is a really dangerous escalation."

    🗣️ Sarah Lasoye for ORG.

    theguardian.com/technology/202

    #facialrecognition #surveillance #policing #privacy #ukpolitics #ukpol

  12. "Entrenching a climate of surveillance across public life."

    "People’s faces being scanned without consent and being added to lists is worrying enough, but the speed which Facewatch technology now makes it possible for someone to encounter the police force in the middle of their daily shop is a really dangerous escalation."

    🗣️ Sarah Lasoye for ORG.

    theguardian.com/technology/202

    #facialrecognition #surveillance #policing #privacy #ukpolitics #ukpol

  13. :meme_catto: Alarm over launch of facial recognition in UK shops that instantly alerts police // The Guardian

    “The idea of calling the police on somebody who hasn’t committed a crime, but there’s a concern they might, is really upending the way we do things. And of course, it’s not infallible. These systems do make mistakes, and it’s very hard to argue with that when it happens to you.”

    theguardian.com/technology/202

    #facialrecognition #uk #privacy #civilliberties

  14. :meme_catto: Alarm over launch of facial recognition in UK shops that instantly alerts police // The Guardian

    “The idea of calling the police on somebody who hasn’t committed a crime, but there’s a concern they might, is really upending the way we do things. And of course, it’s not infallible. These systems do make mistakes, and it’s very hard to argue with that when it happens to you.”

    theguardian.com/technology/202

    #facialrecognition #uk #privacy #civilliberties

  15. :meme_catto: Alarm over launch of facial recognition in UK shops that instantly alerts police // The Guardian

    “The idea of calling the police on somebody who hasn’t committed a crime, but there’s a concern they might, is really upending the way we do things. And of course, it’s not infallible. These systems do make mistakes, and it’s very hard to argue with that when it happens to you.”

    theguardian.com/technology/202

    #facialrecognition #uk #privacy #civilliberties

  16. :meme_catto: Alarm over launch of facial recognition in UK shops that instantly alerts police // The Guardian

    “The idea of calling the police on somebody who hasn’t committed a crime, but there’s a concern they might, is really upending the way we do things. And of course, it’s not infallible. These systems do make mistakes, and it’s very hard to argue with that when it happens to you.”

    theguardian.com/technology/202

    #facialrecognition #uk #privacy #civilliberties

  17. :meme_catto: Alarm over launch of facial recognition in UK shops that instantly alerts police // The Guardian

    “The idea of calling the police on somebody who hasn’t committed a crime, but there’s a concern they might, is really upending the way we do things. And of course, it’s not infallible. These systems do make mistakes, and it’s very hard to argue with that when it happens to you.”

    theguardian.com/technology/202

    #facialrecognition #uk #privacy #civilliberties

  18. "In January, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announced a major expansion of police facial recognition vans nationwide, it was revealed that the technology was supplied by Israeli firm Corsight AI, subcontracted through UK company Digital Barriers as part of a £20 million rollout."

    Amazon and Sainsbury follow: slashnews.co.uk/voices/6760979

    #AWS #facialRecognition #UK #EuropeIsrael #Mahmood #Sainsbury

  19. "In January, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announced a major expansion of police facial recognition vans nationwide, it was revealed that the technology was supplied by Israeli firm Corsight AI, subcontracted through UK company Digital Barriers as part of a £20 million rollout."

    Amazon and Sainsbury follow: slashnews.co.uk/voices/6760979

    #AWS #facialRecognition #UK #EuropeIsrael #Mahmood #Sainsbury

  20. "In January, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announced a major expansion of police facial recognition vans nationwide, it was revealed that the technology was supplied by Israeli firm Corsight AI, subcontracted through UK company Digital Barriers as part of a £20 million rollout."

    Amazon and Sainsbury follow: slashnews.co.uk/voices/6760979

    #AWS #facialRecognition #UK #EuropeIsrael #Mahmood #Sainsbury