British politicians call for pause in use of facial recognition tech by police
Live facial recognition software is already used by some police forces in the UK including the Met in London.
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Companies back ‘open, private’ internet in face of Big Tech ‘surveillance capitalism’
The privacy pledge is designed to hold the signatories to put user privacy first and create an open internet.
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Google Apple and Dropbox Face Italian Data Probe as First Guidance Emerges on Schrems II
"Unfair practices" make user consent impossible, prosecutors allege
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AWS Customers are Opting in to Sharing AI Data Sets with Amazon Outside their Chosen Regions and Many Didn’t Know
"I think this is going to get them in trouble"
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Tencent Teams Up With Intel for Retail Surveillance Camera and “AI Box”
Customer insights garnered from real-time tracking data can be used by companies to predict sales.
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The Tortoise and the Hare: SAS on the Race Between Innovation and Privacy Under GDPR
GDPR has actually made using data easier, says SAS's Olivier Penel
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Google Cloud Highlights its GDPR Compliance at Next London 2018
"For us, everything started originally in 1995 with the EU data protection directive," says Marc Crandall at Google Cloud.
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This 22-Year-Old Spanish Programmer is Building an Open Source, Secure Alternative to Facebook
Can the idea be turned into a sustainable business?
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