The following is from The Defender. Retail giant Target illegally collected and stored customers’ biometric data, including face and fingerprint scans, according to an Illinois woman who filed a class action lawsuit against the Minnesota-based company on behalf of herself and other […]
In the ongoing mission to make our schools as safe as possible, some officials are turning to advanced technology like facial recognition. But that’s sparking concerns about privacy. Joce Sterman takes us to one of the first schools to deploy
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America’s oil and gas industry has gone from record highs to new lows amid coronavirus. Ground zero for the crisis is Texas. Sunday on Full Measure, we’ll talk to Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush. He’ll tell why what happens
A noticeable backlash against facial recognition software has “reached a tipping point,” says NewScientist. A number of people feel as if they’re sacrificing privacy for convenience – “people are excited about the innovation and convenience of technology, but are becoming
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The city of San Francisco has banned local government agencies from deploying facial recognition technology. The recent vote by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors came in response to criticism about the technology. Facial recognition identifies or verifies a person’s
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