
The author argues that despite concerns over bias and privacy violations, Brazilian police are moving forward with using facial recognition technology to identify rioters, raising alarms among experts about potential discrimination and surveillance.


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Brazil police say they will use facial recognition to identify rioters, despite concerns over bias and growing surveillance

Brazil turns facial recognition on rioters despite racism fears | Context

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Brazil Police to Use Facial Recognition on Rioters Despite Privacy Concerns


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Increased digitization in India has led to extensive surveillance measures, impacting privacy and raising concerns about misidentification. The author argues that the widespread use of CCTV, facial recognition technology, and biometric databases poses risks to individuals' rights and freedoms.


Increased digitisation and policing of online content have led to greater surveillance of India's population and privacy violations

Surveillance nation: India spies on world's largest population | Context

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India's Increasing Surveillance and Privacy Violations Revealed
