Facial recognition use by South Wales Police 'unlawful'
Ed Bridges has had his image captured twice by AFR technology, which he said breached his human rights
Responding to Tuesday's ruling, South Wales Police Chief Constable Matt Jukes said:"The test of our ground-breaking use of this technology by the courts has been a welcome and important step in its development. I am confident this is a judgment that we can work with."Mr Bridges said:"I'm delighted that the court has agreed that facial recognition clearly threatens our rights.
She added:"It is time for the government to recognise the serious dangers of this intrusive technology. Facial recognition is a threat to our freedom - it has no place on our streets."
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