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Police facial recognition smartphones will be used to create secret watchlists

Mar 222018
 
 March 22, 2018  Posted by Dissent Business, Surveillance

Joe Cadillic writes:

A company called Dataworks Plus has developed a portable facial and fingerprint biometric scanner for law enforcement.

The ‘Evolution’ is a portable facial and fingerprint smartphone that police can use to identify everyone.

“It is multi-modal and can capture fingerprint and facial images and is compatible with our RAPID-ID fingeprint recognition and FACE Plus facial recognition applications.”

Dataworks claims police can identify anyone “regardless of factors such as hair color, glasses, and image background”.

Read more on MassPrivateI.

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