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Announcing Who Has Your Face Clearview

Announcing Who Has Your Face

The government and law enforcement should not be scanning your photos with face recognition technology. But right now, at least half of Americans are likely in government face recognition databases—often thanks to secretive agreements between state and federal government agencies—without any of us having opted in. Although the majority of…
bubmag
March 19, 2020
Here’s What Facebook’s Internal Facial Recognition App Looked Like Clearview

Here’s What Facebook’s Internal Facial Recognition App Looked Like

Facebook developed an internal facial recognition app that allowed users to scan peoples' faces and identify them. Images obtained by Motherboard now show what that app looked like. Business Insider first reported the existence of Facebook's facial recognition app in November last year. The app, made between 2015 and 2016,…
bubmag
March 18, 2020
Tattoo Recognition Score Card: How Institutions Handled Unethical Biometric Surveillance Dataset Clearview

Tattoo Recognition Score Card: How Institutions Handled Unethical Biometric Surveillance Dataset

In response to an EFF campaign started last year, roughly a third  of institutions that we believe requested problematic and exploitive data as part of a government automated tattoo recognition challenge deleted the data or reported that they had never received or used it. EFF has long been concerned with…
bubmag
March 17, 2020
Hillicon Valley: Facebook, Twitter dismantle Russian interference campaign targeting African Americans | YouTube to allow ads on coronavirus videos | Trump signs law banning federal funds for Huawei equipment Clearview

Hillicon Valley: Facebook, Twitter dismantle Russian interference campaign targeting African Americans | YouTube to allow ads on coronavirus videos | Trump signs law banning federal funds for Huawei equipment

Welcome to Hillicon Valley, The Hill's newsletter detailing all you need to know about the tech and cyber news from Capitol Hill to Silicon Valley. If you don't already, be sure to sign up for our newsletter with this LINK.Welcome! Follow the cyber team, Maggie Miller (@magmill95), and the tech…
bubmag
March 13, 2020
ACLU sues for records on facial recognition use at airports, border Clearview

ACLU sues for records on facial recognition use at airports, border

Facial recognition scanners at an airport in Chicago  Brian Cassella/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images The American Civil Liberties Union is suing the Department of Homeland Security, as well as Customs and Border Protection, the Transportation Security Administration, and Immigrations and Customs Enforcement after the agencies failed to provide…
bubmag
March 12, 2020
Vermont Seeks Injunction Against Clearview AI, Says Firm Broke Multiple State Laws Clearview

Vermont Seeks Injunction Against Clearview AI, Says Firm Broke Multiple State Laws

Photo: GettyVermont Attorney General T.J. Donovan filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against the controversial face recognition company Clearview AI alleging its efforts to collect images of Vermonters without their consent to fuel a law enforcement database is in violation of multiple state laws.“I am disturbed by this practice, particularly the…
bubmag
March 11, 2020
Vermont Seeks Injunction Against Clearview AI, Says Firm Broke Multiple State Laws Clearview

Vermont Seeks Injunction Against Clearview AI, Says Firm Broke Multiple State Laws

Photo: Getty Vermont Attorney General T.J. Donovan filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against the controversial face recognition company Clearview AI alleging its efforts to collect images of Vermonters without their consent to fuel a law enforcement database is in violation of multiple U.S. state laws. “I am disturbed by this…
bubmag
March 11, 2020