Big Brother Watch says Southern Co-operative’s use of the cameras is ‘Orwellian’ and ‘unlawful’ ...
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Co-op’s use of facial recognition on customers prompts legal complaint
The campaigners say that the technology has been installed in 35 of the Co-op's 200 stores across Portsmouth, Bournemouth, Bristol, Brighton and Hove, Chichester, Southampton, and London.
Man taken to hospital with facial injuries after assault in Norfolk town
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Co-Op’s ‘Orwellian’ facial recognition technology facing legal challenge
Privacy rights group Big Brother Watch has submitted a complaint against Southern Co-Operative’s use of facial recognition cameras, calling it ‘Orwellian’ and ‘unlawful’. According to the complaint ...
Southern Co-Operative’s facial recognition cameras are ‘Orwellian’, claims privacy rights group
The Southern Co-op’s use of live facial recognition surveillance is Orwellian in the extreme, highly likely to be unlawful, and must be immediately stopped by the Information Commissioner.” In a ...
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Privacy group complains of ‘Orwellian’ facial recognition technology at grocery stores
Privacy rights group Big Brother Watch has submitted a complaint against Southern Co-Operative’s use of facial recognition cameras, calling it ‘Orwellian’ and ‘unlawful’. According to the complaint ...
Kmart halts use of in-store facial recognition amid Australian privacy investigation
July, a month after the consumer advocacy group Choice learned that Kmart and Bunnings were testing facial recognition. Bunnings had already paused use as it migrated to a new system. Other Australian ...