Facial Recognition
Facial Recognition in Retail: Privacy Concerns Loom as Kroger Tracks Shoppers
Kroger’s facial recognition tech raises concerns over privacy, but critics argue the focus on surge pricing may be obscuring deeper issues of mass surveillance.
Meta Brings Back Face Scanning
Meta revives facial recognition in its apps, aiming to tackle scams and enhance account recovery, but privacy concerns loom over the use of sensitive biometric data.
Logging Into a Brave New World: How Facial Recognition Just Got Personal
Facial recognition tech for login.gov signals the next step in the quiet erosion of privacy, while government assurances struggle to keep pace with rising public concerns over biometric data use.
World Cup 2026: Where Football Fans Face Off With Facial Recognition
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches, millions of fans may face the rise of biometric surveillance across US stadiums and airports, sparking concerns over privacy trade-offs in the name of security.
Privacy Concerns Escalate With Launch of New Facial Search Engine
Opening Pandora’s box.
Facial Recognition Continues To Proliferate at Concerts and Festivals
Facial recognition tech is rapidly becoming the norm at large venues, sparking debates on balancing convenience and privacy.
Report: Biden Administration Rushes Digital ID Plans
Push for digital IDs ignites debates on privacy, security, and the future of online anonymity in America.
UK Police Blame Social Media for Unrest
Authorities target misleading posts as primary cause of violence, dismissing deeper societal issues.
UK PM Keir Starmer Uses Riots To Call For Mass Surveillance and Social Media Censorship
Starmer’s proposed measures echo a familiar trend towards authoritarianism, sparking concerns over civil liberties and freedom of expression
MembersSocial Media Facial Recognition Expands, Secret Law Enforcement Searches Double
Clearview AI’s mass facial recognition database continues to expand, sparking intense debate over privacy and surveillance.
London’s Privacy Nightmare: Facial Recognition Gets a Boost at Tony Blair Conference
Civil rights groups warn of privacy erosion as London’s Metropolitan Police surveillance opportunities.
Rise in Stolen Singaporean ID Data Shows The Dangers of Digital ID
Sensitive biometric data of Singaporeans sold on dark web amid significant increase in cybercriminal activity.