ICO to police: Live facial recognition 'raises serious concerns'
ICO calls for a statutory code of conduct to stop police misuse of live facial recognition technology
Police in South Wales have led the way in trialing live facial recognition
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has issued a warning to police over the use of live facial recognition. It has called for a statutory code of practice to be introduced to govern police user...
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