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Content type: News & Analysis

Facial Recognition just to use a Phone: China Sets a Dangerous Global Precedent

Content type: Examples

Facial recognition research erases trans and nonbinary people

Content type: Examples

Rio de Janeiro deploys ANPR and facial recognition for Carnival security

Content type: Examples

Amazon pitches facial recognition system to US immigration authorities

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Content type: News & Analysis

#FacePalm: FaceApp's Terms of Use

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Content type: Advocacy

PI’s submission on the right to be safe in education

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Content type: Long Read

Toward Regulation: Addressing the Legal Void in Facial Recognition Technology

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Content type: News & Analysis

Why Amazon's temporary ban of police use of facial recognition is not enough

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Content type: Advocacy

The Right to Privacy in Paraguay

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Content type: Explainer

How facial recognition technology can be used at a protest

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Content type: Explainer

How body worn video cameras can be used at a protest

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Content type: Explainer

How social media monitoring can be used at a protest

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Content type: News & Analysis

All we want for Christmas is... Clearview AI to be banned (and looks like it's happening)!

Credit - Santiago Paulós
Content type: Advocacy

UK MPs ignore concerned constituents questions about Facial Recognition Technology

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Facial recognition cameras explainer

National School Walkout - Iowa, 2018
Content type: News & Analysis

Planning and participating in a protest could get you under surveillance: three technologies you should know about