The Information Commissioner Office (ICO) fined U.S.-based Clearview £7.5 million for illegally collecting facial images for the company’s multi-billion-photo database.
The three-member tribunal of the company agreed on fine and said that the ICO was not authorized by the nation’s General Data Protection Regulation to make such a determination. It was acting beyond its jurisdiction. But the forum did not consider if Clearview’s facial recognition service itself was used illegally in the UK.
Biometric consent legislation is being considered by lawmakers in the rural U.S. state of Maine.
The Brazilian National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) launched a public consultation on its pilot regulatory
As per reports, the global Rehabilitation Robotics market is the subject of in-depth analysis and
‘Forastech’ a new national online learning platform will provide young people in Lebanon with access
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