European Court Rules Against Use Of Facial Recognition In Protests
he European Court of Human Rights recently ruled that Russia’s use of facial recognition against protesters was a violation of their privacy and freedom of expression rights.
he European Court of Human Rights recently ruled that Russia’s use of facial recognition against protesters was a violation of their privacy and freedom of expression rights.
CJEU has issued a ruling that could impact Meta’s ability to track user data across its platforms without explicit consent.
As the number of security cameras installed across the Netherlands continues to surge, concerns about their impact on public privacy are intensifying.
The EU Parliament unanimously approved the AI Act intended to ensure the responsible development of ethical AI systems.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has unveiled sweeping measures to safeguard the nation’s security.
Ddocument reveals that the majority of the EU countries are in favor of expanding the scanning of private messages to audio communications for detecting CSAM.
France’s highest constitutional court authorized use of AI-driven surveillance, sparking privacy concerns.
Clearview AI has incurred yet another fine for its noncompliance with the GDPR in France.
European Parliament will vote on a proposed amendment to Article 5 of the Artificial Intelligence Act, which seeks to bar the use of live facial recognition technology on public streets.
Ireland won’t reveal whether it spys on its citizens.
Gardaí’s plans to quickly implement laws allowing the use of facial recognition technology have been met with strong opposition.
Live facial recognition is a controversial form of mass surveillance, and human rights advocates are vehement in their criticism of its use by police forces.