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  2. Jun 18

    BREAKING: In a letter directly to Jeff Bezos, nearly 20 different Amazon shareholder groups demand that the company stop providing dangerous Rekognition face surveillance to governments.

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  3. Jun 13

    BREAKING: Cardiff resident launches first UK legal challenge to police use of technology in public spaces

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  4. Jun 19

    moves to give "social scores" to reward or punish citizens >> >>

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  5. Jun 14

    Using to see through walls. Once we go down this path, am sure we will run into some privacy issues which will require different tech to mask this like we are doing with filters for software

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  6. Jun 14

    "The police have used this intrusive technology throughout Cardiff. They’ve used it on protesters and on shoppers. This sort of dystopian policing has no place in our city or any other" - Ed Bridges on his groundbreaking legal challenge

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  7. Jun 18

    moves to give "social scores" to reward or punish citizens! HT

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  8. 1 hour ago

    workers demanded the company cut ties with ICE. workers demanded that the company stop selling to police. This is why I organize for media and digital rights.

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  9. Jun 19

    just started! Visit booth B410 for a live demo of the world’s fastest !

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  10. Jun 19

    Humberside Police has now joined the Met, South Wales and Leicestershire in using surveillance tech in public. Ed Bridges needs your help to take the first ever legal challenge against police using this dangerous & disproportionate tech

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  11. Jun 14
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    ' It’s intimidating, disproportionate and dangerously inaccurate – and it undermines our rights' Why I'm Challenging Cardiff Police On Their Invasive Facial Recognition Technology by

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  12. Jun 14

    "I don’t think such potentially dangerous technology has any place on our streets. It is unlawful, discriminatory and frighteningly inaccurate." on why he's challenging the creeping use of by police - and how you can help.

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  13. Jun 18

    How could help save billions of dollars lost in crimes? v/

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  14. 18 hours ago

    Facial recognition is lawless, invasive & discriminatory. If you believe in privacy, freedom & policing by consent, help our client Ed stand up to the police & challenge this pernicious technology. With your help we can end it

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  15. Jun 14

    'The police are supposed to protect us and make us feel safe - but this technology does the opposite' A powerful piece by on why he is fighting tech with . Support here:

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  16. 23 hours ago

    Used properly is a safeguard not a threat. It is a critical tool in combating terrorism, for example. And I’d like to think most members of the public would like that work to continue.

    If you don't want to live in a country where you're tracked by facial recognition cameras, take action now: 1. Help us take the police and government to court: 2. Share the link far and wide!
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  17. Jun 13

    How Based is Benefiting Retail Industry

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  18. Jun 12

    is now in at school.

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  19. 11 hours ago

    revenues projected to grow from $3.2 to $89.8 billion by 2025 >> via >> >>

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  20. 18 hours ago

    shareholders want the company to stop selling its data to police.

    Amazon Shareholders Want Tech Company To Stop Assisting Police
    Amazon shareholders want the company to stop selling its facial recognition data to police
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  21. 22 hours ago

    Your brain waves can help you reconstruct mental images >> via >> >>

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