- Aussies not fussed (#3)
- Trials in Indonesia (#4)
- Japan’s touchless economy (#18)
- China privacy law (#24)
- Reuniting families (#6)
- EU group calls for ban (#7)
- London backs off (#11)
- Fallout in NZ (#23)
- UK police adopting recognition (#1)
- Gov biometrics in Amazon cloud (#2)
- Pandemic in Central Asia (#12)
- On the Paris Metro (#17)
- Recognising masked faces (#1)
- Anaheim police set to use (#5)
- AI in job hiring process? (#11)
- TikTok faces lawsuit (#8)
- Facial recognition in cars (#1)
- Amazon and blacklist firm (#6)
- Utah pauses surveillance (#2+#10)
- “Over-reliance on passwords” (#17)
- Ring and license plates (#3)
- Use for exams in Australia (#8)
- Surveillance system in Moscow (#11)
- AI film casting (#15)
- Police in Canada (#4+8)
- Biometric startup raises $100m (#12)
- QR codes in China (#13)
- Multifactor authentication (#24)
- Japan tech firms leverage COVID-19 (#1)
- Masks won’t prevent recognition
- Washington State’s law (#18+25)
- Smart toilet that can recognize (#12)
- Microsoft hails Washington law
- A passwordless future?
- Marseille fights facial recognition
- Detecting your emotions
- Surveillance and COVID
- Facial recognition and ethics
- In restaurants?
- Riding the wave of AI
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