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Fadó fadó, after the economic crash in Ireland, I was out of a job and on welfare payments. One day, I got an "appointment" letter from the Department to get a PSC card - it also said that if I didn't attend, they would stop payments.

"Department of Social Protection fined €550k for unlawful database of millions of Irish people's faces" from PSC applications:

thejournal.ie/department-socia

TheJournal.ie · Department of Social Protection fined €550k for unlawful database of millions of Irish people's facesA data watchdog ruled that biometric data gathered through applications for the Public Services Card lacked clear legal basis and violated privacy laws.

Slate: “Because of the immense power of facial recognition to target political enemies and indiscriminately deport any of us, and because the system’s racially biased inaccuracy is already causing wrongful arrests, banning facial recognition is an essential step toward preventing authoritarian overreach.”

also Slate - giant, page-obscuring popover: “We need to talk about your ad blocker”

yes, I know these two things are not the same. but they are both part of US-led #SurveillanceCapitalism & the #SurveillanceState​(s) that it enables

slate.com/technology/2025/06/i

#FacialRecognition
#biometrics
#racism
#privacy
#POSIWID

"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized."

What ICE does is, excluding their decision to wear masks, unconstitutional.

Their right to hide their identity is protected explicitly by the Fourth Amendment, and so is mine, and yours, and everyone else's.

In this regard specifically, you're not going to beat them, so you might as well join them.

If you want to walk down the street while wearing a mask for some reason that has nothing to do with COVID, or simply to hide your face, or for no particular reason whatsoever, you sure can.

Your person includes your face.

#USpol#ICE#MaskUp

An Ada Lovelace Institute report says the 'highly fragmented nature of biometrics governance makes it very difficult to know if police use of [facial recognition technology] is lawful';

And, the 'legislative void' identified by Privacy International means even if the Govt. claims the technology is subject to limitations mandated by human rights law, the police seem to be using it increasingly without regard for *any* limits;

Focussed regulation is needed!

#FacialRecognition #politics

h/t FT

"the Silicon Valley behemoth [#Facebook] has officially dusted off the effort and is once again working on transforming its #wearable smart glasses into a #facialrecognition-infused #privacy nightmare."

These guys won't learn until the nightmare encroaches upon them. The #sousveillance nightmare might be whats needed to get them to back off at this stage, but that contains its own horrors (e.g. the #OpenAi acquisition of Jony Ive's "io")

futurism.com/facial-recognitio

Futurism · Years After Promising to Stop Facial Recognition Work, Meta Has a Devious New PlanPar Maggie Harrison Dupré

Racial profiling is still rife across the EU, the Council of Europe says.

Law enforcement officials across Europe continue to use racial profiling, the Council of Europe's human rights monitoring body (ECRI) has warned.

New technologies such as facial recognition could worsen the problem, experts have suggested.

mediafaro.org/article/20250528

Euronews · Racial profiling is still rife across the EU, the Council of Europe says.Par Lauren Walker
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I disagree with you @raph, but only to point out how special it is that your warcriminals shared uncensored evidence on Instagram (where all people located in @palestine got a #terrorist badge by #Zuckerberg). Only a fool thinks about the #starofdavid, #concentrationcamps, and #holocaust in that context, but not even the original #nazis been so ignorant.

Since the job of #Wiesenthal was much harder without computers and "social networks", I'm sure the #HindRajab foundation will hunt them down individually and in masses with #facialrecognition

Live #FacialRecognition cameras may become ‘commonplace’ as police use soars

The expansion comes despite #facial #recognition failing to be referenced in any act of parliament.

Campaigners claim the #police have been allowed to “self regulate” their use of the technology.

Officers have in the past used a setting that was subsequently shown to disproportionately misidentify black people.

theguardian.com/technology/202

The Guardian · Live facial recognition cameras may become ‘commonplace’ as police use soarsPar Daniel Boffey

""This latest technology helps ensure that we know who is boarding flights," said TSA’s Federal Security Director for Pennsylvania and Delaware Gerardo Spero in a news release last month. "Credential authentication plays an important role in passenger identity verification. It improves a TSA officer’s ability to validate a traveler’s photo identification while also identifying any inconsistencies associated with fraudulent travel documents."

However, there are rising concerns around the safety of biometric information storage, stemming from the lack of transparency around the database where the information is being stored.

"It's not about the integrity of your face or driver's license, it's about the database where you have no control," said India McKinney, director of federal affairs at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. There's the risk of misidentification, security breaches, plus human or technological error. The screening process also varies at different airports and even terminals, putting the burden on the traveler."

eu.usatoday.com/story/travel/n

USA TODAY · Facial recognition at TSA: What to know before your next airport screeningPar , USA TODAY

#CorporateCrime at industrial scale by #ASDA using #FacialRecognition to use your face like a barcode without your consent or knowledge. soon at ASDA near you!

#GifsArtidote: customers should #boycott & #sue them. this company and its management & shareholders are data thieving spying parasites. #NoJusticeNoPeace until ASDA is criminalised like they do to us. #2TierPolicing #SocialHarm
#ClassWar #news #press #UKgov
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