The Metropolitan Police’s rapid “unchecked” expansion of live facial-recognition (LFR) technology is taking place without clear legal authority and minimal public accountability, says Green London ...
The cameras are in place at London Bridge station as part of a British Transport Police pilot British Transport Police (BTP) has begun a six‑month trial of live facial recognition technology, which ...
A police force has paused the use of live facial recognition (LFR) cameras after a study found it was statistically more likely to identify black people than other ethnic groups. Essex Police has used ...
The new technology will allow officers to check the details of any individuals stopped The Metropolitan Police will trial handheld facial recognition devices, capable of scanning and identifying ...
North Yorkshire Police has said it plans to begin using live facial recognition cameras in a move it says will "help protect ...
The UK presented a new national strategy to tackle knife crime including upgrading CCTV coverage and improve the use of ...
The British Transport Police (BTP) will deploy live facial recognition (LFR) technology at key transport hubs across London as part of a six-month “trial”. The first deployment took place at London ...
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Police start facial recognition trial at stations
British Transport Police (BTP) has begun a six‑month trial of live facial recognition technology, which will be deployed across several London stations. The first operation is under way at London ...
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