How consumer technology is creating new channels for police surveillance
From dashcams to 'vigilante' apps, consumer-owned tech is helping police track crime. But is it making us safer?
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The fight against facial recognition
Privacy activists are using everything from high fashion to suing governments to prevent the spread of facial recognition technology.
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Why the UK government needs to take police facial recognition seriously
New guidance will help police forces use live facial recognition more effectively but more transparency and oversight is needed.
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Policing minister rejects need for ethical guidance on emerging tech
'We have to be slightly careful not to stifle innovation,' Kit Malthouse MP told a House of Lords Committee, despite…
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The UK and Europe may diverge on police facial recognition
Policymakers in Europe have called for a ban on police using facial recognition software. Such a move is unlikely to…
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The Next Ten Years in Policing Technology – What to Expect
The question is: are these wider plans being followed by most police forces? If so, what can we expect for…
Becoming data-driven: Lessons from the Metropolitan Police Service
London's Met Police Service aims to become ‘fully data-driven’. Guest author David Harding meets head of digital intelligence services, Phil…
ByCity of London Police launches bids for new fraud and cyber-crime reporting system
City of London Police has announced plans to update fraud and cyber-crime reporting and analysis system to better coordinate the…
