Big Brother Watch
Seven people wrongfully apprehended by Met Police during Oxford Circus facial recognition deployment
Big Brother Watch claims 86 per cent of alerts flag innocent members of the public
Met Police begins deploying live facial recognition cameras in Stratford
Met Police announced last month that live facial recognition would be permanently integrated into everyday policing
Metropolitan Police to roll-out live facial recognition across London
Met plans to use live facial recognition at 'specific location' in London to 'help protect the vulnerable'
Legal challenge launched against police use of facial recognition technology
Three-day hearing starts today
Metropolitan Police fines man £90 after refusing to be scanned by facial recognition cameras
Plain-clothed police officers objected to being told to 'piss off' by man protesting East London facial recognition trial
Police facial recognition systems are 98 per cent inaccurate, says research
The systems are a waste of money, argues Big Brother Watch
A staggering 4,000 data breaches occurred in local councils in just three years
Personal data on children lost, CCTV cameras used to watch a wedding, and over 5,000 letters sent to the wrong addresses, finds Big Brother Watch
Government surveillance powers deemed 'undemocratic and unnecessary' in senior lawyer's report
But government should still be allowed to collect bulk data to protect citizens, says David Anderson QC
Big Brother Watch calls for reform of social media communications laws
Laws governing social media not fit for purpose, claims privacy group