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China says facial recognition should not be forced on individuals
Cyberspace regulator weighs in.
Staff Writer
Mar 24 2025 6:44AM
Security
Privacy group challenges Ryanair's use of facial recognition
Used to verify identity when booking through online travel agents.
Staff Writer
Jul 28 2023 6:57AM
Security
The Good Guys pauses facial recognition trial
Over privacy complaint.
Byron Kaye
Jun 29 2022 6:35AM
Software
Australian retailers named in facial recognition complaint
Retailers dispute 'characterisation' of technology.
Byron Kaye
Jun 28 2022 6:27AM
Security
Facebook will shut down facial recognition system
Citing growing societal concerns about the use of such technology.
Sheila Dang and Elizabeth Culliford
Nov 3 2021 7:01AM
Security
Big Tech slams ethics brakes on AI
Money, mimicry and mind control.
Paresh Dave and Jeffrey Dastin
Sep 9 2021 9:11AM
Software
EU privacy watchdogs call for ban on facial recognition in public spaces
Under desire to create a 'human-centric legal framework for AI'.
Foo Yun Chee
Jun 22 2021 6:27AM
Security
Facial recognition should be banned, EU privacy watchdog says
Because of its "deep and non-democratic intrusion" into people's private lives.
Foo Yun Chee
Apr 26 2021 10:32AM
Security
Now Microsoft bans police use of facial recognition software
Until US laws introduced to regulate the tech.
Staff Writers
Jun 12 2020 6:37AM
Security
Amazon to block police use of facial recognition for a year
While new laws are brokered.
Staff Writer
Jun 11 2020 8:08AM
Security
Govt told to rewrite facial recognition bills
Lacking detail and privacy protections.
Justin Hendry
Oct 24 2019 1:17PM
Strategy
Privacy bodies take aim at facial recognition laws
More checks and balances needed.
Justin Hendry
Mar 28 2018 6:20AM
Security
Parliament to scrutinise facial recognition bills
Committee commences review.
Justin Hendry
Mar 8 2018 4:13PM
Strategy
Qld biometrics sharing laws waved through
Public given five days to raise issue.
Justin Hendry
Mar 5 2018 12:00PM
Strategy
Qld follows feds with new biometrics sharing laws
Ahead of the Commonwealth Games.
Justin Hendry
Feb 19 2018 11:40AM
Strategy
Govt seeks to enshrine national facial recognition system in law
Enters bills into parliament.
Justin Hendry
Feb 7 2018 12:30PM
Strategy
Victoria's role in the national facial biometric system
VicRoads opens up.
Justin Hendry
Nov 21 2017 6:20AM
Strategy
National Pharmacies uses in-store facial recognition
Authenticates members to self-serve via kiosks.
Sholto Macpherson
Oct 16 2017 6:35AM
Software
Govts agree on national face matching database
Denies it amounts to 'mass surveillance'.
Ry Crozier
Oct 5 2017 12:40PM
Security
Facebook mulls huge facial recognition database
Scope creep possible, but users can opt out.
Alexei Oreskovic
Aug 30 2013 6:20AM
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