Safeguarding to Be Tougher for Police Facial Recognition Technology
The watchdog could bar forces from using cameras that fail standards, while new rules require bias testing and intelligence-led deployment.
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Oxford Mail
Safeguarding to be tougher for police facial recognition technology
The Government has vowed to change the law to bring in tougher protections to make sure facial recognition technology is used “fairly and safely” by police.
Stronger laws for police using facial-recognition technology
The Home Office has announced that facial recognition technology that helps police catch thousands of dangerous criminals every year will be subject to tough new safeguards to ensure that the technology is used fairly and safely. An independent watchdog will be created to provide independent oversight of police use of current and future technologies – […]
New laws for police using facial recognition technology
New laws for police using facial recognition technology Polly Jones 5 Nov 2026 New laws for police using facial recognition technology 5 Nov 2026 The government has announced that facial recognition technology used by police will be subject to new safeguards to ensure that the technology is used fairly and safely.An independent watchdog will be created to provide independent oversight of police use of current and future technologies. This watc…
Stronger laws for police using facial recognition technology
New laws to govern the use of groundbreaking technology and maximise public safety. Facial recognition technology that helps police catch thousands of dangerous criminals every year will be subject to tough new safeguards to ensure that the technology is used fairly and safely.
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