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Showing Stories from 20th February 2019 to 24th May 2019
Facial scanning technology needs greater regulation in legal framework, court told

Facial scanning technology needs greater regulation in legal framework, court told

(24/05/19) Force says it has always wanted to work 'within the law'.

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Police hail 'value' of face scanning technology in world first legal action against its use

Police hail 'value' of face scanning technology in world first legal action against its use

(22/05/19) Extractions of information from the images 'nothing more than a person looking at two photos and comparing them'.

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Police has 'no statutory power' for wholesale processing of people's data

Police has 'no statutory power' for wholesale processing of people's data

(22/05/19) Landmark review hears 'dangers' of facial recognition technology capturing biometrics of thousands almost instantly.

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(21/05/19) First court battle to challenge police use of facial recognition (16/05/19) Facial recognition poor at recognising people from ethnic minorities
Government finally admits 'multitude of problems' with Airwave replacement

Government finally admits 'multitude of problems' with Airwave replacement

(15/05/19) Former Met chief wades into debate as peers berate ESN 'shambles'.

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(15/05/19) 'We have the legal clarity' to use mobile hacking technology, says Police Scotland (15/05/19) Firms shying away from 'engaging' with law enforcement risk cyber crime attacks, conference told (10/05/19) Armed police sent to more than 5,000 routine incidents (10/05/19) Home Office needs to 'get its house in order' on ESN delays (01/05/19) Force out to show public 'realities of working with forensics' (01/05/19) Forensic science 'has reached breaking point' (27/04/19) Anti-facial recognition lobbyists 'spinning the facts' (25/04/19) Police unit to target violent messages on social media (25/04/19) Record amounts of online child abuse content removed thanks to new tech, says watchdog report (24/04/19) Force to deploy drones to search for missing people (15/04/19) Detective discovers way of 'forecasting where deadly knife attacks will occur' (12/04/19) New technology to combat drivers illegally using mobile phones (08/04/19) Police cyber kiosks should be delayed over legal 'lack of clarity' (05/04/19) Appliance of science helps force convict mother of baby's 'squeeze' death (01/04/19) Advertorial: Axon's Innovate: an event not to be missed (29/03/19) Can US system help forces crack down on gun crime? (26/03/19) £459,000 bill for 'worst drone disruption in UK history' (25/03/19) Fingerprint accreditation failures a 'critical incident' (25/03/19) Police Federation HQ in second database breach this month (21/03/19) Police Federation confirms cyber attack (18/03/19) National success for digital investigator (16/03/19) Lack of digital evidence results in abandoned criminal cases, watchdog warns (27/02/19) Law enforcement and tech industry to keep 'shining' partnership going against software fraudsters (20/02/19) Forces promised new offender tracking 'not going soft' on crime
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