According to a recent story from BuzzFeed News, social media giant Facebook is looking into the possibility of adding facial recognition capabilities to its upcoming smart glasses devices, but is […]

Virginia is poised to become the next US state to enact a data privacy law to protect its residents. Bill No. 1392 has already cleared the Senate, and will go […]

There’s a new online service that is designed to help people become aware of whether or not their Flickr photos have been used to train any facial recognition algorithms. As […]

Entrust has released the results of a survey that suggests that consumers are not terribly consistent when it comes to data security. The survey specifically revealed that while the vast […]

FindBiometrics is celebrating our 18th annual Year in Review event — a comprehensive analysis of the state of biometrics and digital identity, featuring interviews, industry survey data from over 900 […]

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has tried to articulate the difference between the public and private use of facial recognition. The privacy watchdog has consistently pushed to ban the government […]

It’s been another varied week in biometrics news, but the latest roundup of FindBiometrics’ top stories has a particular feeling of weightiness with respect to ongoing conversations around biometrics, privacy, […]

Orlando International Airport has installed a new large-scale crowd surveillance system. The platform comes courtesy of The Indoor Lab, which specializes in real-time crowd monitoring using lidar sensors. The Indoor […]

AnyVision has detailed some of the steps that technology developers need to take to make sure that their facial recognition solutions are both ethical and unbiased. In doing so, the […]

“On the issue of privacy and data security, the company noted that the biometric data collected would be stored on the device itself, helping to ensure that it can’t be […]