The government will equip seven police forces in England with new live facial recognition (LFR) vans in a bid to trace suspects of serious crimes, including murder and sexual assaults, more ...

The Metropolitan Police’s use of live facial-recognition (LFR) technology is unlawful, according to UK equality watchdog, citing the need for deployments of the technology to be necessary ...

The Government's announcement of 10 new Live Facial Recognition vans marks a significant escalation in mass surveillance capabilities, but fundamental questions remain about proportionality, oversight ...

Outside supermarkets or in festival crowds, millions are now having their features scanned by real-time facial-recognition systems in the UK -- the only European country to deploy the technology ...

More live facial recognition (LFR) vans will be rolled out across seven police forces in England to locate suspects for crimes including sexual offences, violent assaults and homicides, the Home ...

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Using facial recognition has cost a Welsh police force more than £3.5m and resulted in 93 arrests since its introduction, according to the latest available police data.

Schleifer was referring to a state law restricting police from using facial recognition technology in some cases. He said, in this case, BPD is unable to use that technology to identify the suspect.

Some Baltimore leaders argue that it's time to use facial recognition technology to find the person responsible for a string of burglaries and break-ins in the Mount Washington neighborhood.

The new TSA PreCheck Touchless ID system uses facial recognition software to speed fliers through security lines. Critics worry that travelers data may be misused.