05-11-2026 11:30 via ComputerWeekly.com

Minority groups oppose ‘routine’ police facial recognition

A Home Office-commissioned study into the views of minority groups with low trust in the police found that while they were not outright opposed to the use of facial recognition technologies, strict rules are needed to ensure accountability and rebuild trust
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