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An online discussion on bodies and data protection turned to biometric tech regulation, specifically what works and what doesn't.
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An online discussion on bodies and data protection turned to biometric tech regulation, specifically what works and what doesn't.
Last month, the UN Human Rights Commission asked for a moratorium on biometric recognition in public spaces.
The police told knife and sickle sellers to record the Aadhaar details in registers, a risky proposition to make for unique IDs.
The UN report argued that AI-based systems were prone to bias even as the use of facial recognition tech grows in India.
With the Taliban reportedly seizing biometric identification devices, Afghans are quickly erasing their digital footprints while a human rights group has put out a...
This follows the trend of several government institutions adopting facial recognition systems for attendance to avoid contact-based mechanisms due to COVID-19. The Ministry of...
CBSE’s controversial facial recognition tool—which the organisation had earlier said didn’t need a privacy policy—uses a “face matching algorithm”, the organisation revealed in an...
Government-run education board CBSE said its facial recognition system does not have a privacy policy because it is a “simple face matching process”, the...
On a chilly November night, Balaram was moving on a two-wheeler when he was stopped at a vehicle checkpoint by cops in Thiruvallur district....
You are reading it here first: A trade fair body under the Ministry of Commerce wants its employees to mark their attendance using a...