Table of Contents
- Expansion of Facial Recognition Cameras
- Effectiveness of the Technology
- Public Consultation
- Ministerial Comments
- Join the Debate
Facial recognition cameras will be deployed in more towns and cities as ministers aim to implement them across the nation under new plans.
These scanners have already successfully identified offenders by matching faces from CCTV, doorbell cameras, and live crowd footage.
The technology has been praised as a significant advancement in apprehending criminals.Credit: PA
A ten-week consultation regarding the rollout of this technology has now commenced, as the government seeks public input on necessary safeguards.
Policing Minister Sarah Jones described this technology as the most significant advancement in criminal apprehension since facial matching.
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A ten-week consultation on the rollout of this technology has now been initiated.Credit: PA
Frequently Asked Questions
What are facial recognition cameras used for?
Facial recognition cameras are used to identify individuals by matching their faces against a database, which can aid in criminal investigations and enhance public safety.
What is the purpose of the ten-week consultation?
The ten-week consultation aims to gather public feedback on the implementation of facial recognition technology and to discuss necessary safeguards to protect citizens' rights.
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