#facial recognition

Meta quietly removed a dormant facial recognition algorithm from its smart glasses app after it was uncovered by Wired, raising privacy concerns.

Internal DHS records indicate ICE wants local police to use a facial recognition app to check identity and possible removal status during encounters.

Code found in Meta’s AI app points to an unreleased facial recognition feature for smart glasses, reviving privacy and ethics concerns around wearable biometrics.

More than 100 organizations are warning that the UK’s use of AI facial age estimation on asylum seekers could misclassify children as adults.

Accounts from shoppers who say they were falsely flagged by Facewatch in UK stores sharpen questions about accuracy, accountability and how people can challenge automated suspicion.

Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses are being paired with AI facial recognition to identify strangers in public without consent, triggering a privacy backlash reminiscent of the Google Glass era.

A 26-year-old software engineer was handcuffed and held for nearly 10 hours after UK police facial recognition technology confused him with a burglary suspect in a city he had never visited. The case reignites urgent questions about racial bias in automated surveillance systems deployed across Britain.