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Judge approves $650 million Facebook privacy settlement over facial recognition feature - 28 février 2021
The suit claimed the platform stored biometric data in violation of Illinois state law A federal judge on Friday gave final approval to a $650 million Facebook class action privacy settlement and ordered the 1.6 million members of the class in Illinois who submitted claims to be paid “as expeditiously as (...)

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Facebook privacy settlement : 1.6M Illinois users will ‘expeditiously’ get at least $345 - 28 février 2021
A California federal judge issued final approval Friday in a $650 million Facebook class action privacy settlement, with an order to get at least $345 to each of nearly 1.6 million Illinois class members “as expeditiously as possible.” Chicago attorney Jay Edelson, who filed the initial lawsuit against Facebook (...)

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Clearview AI Is Taking Facial Recognition Privacy to the Supreme Court - 27 février 2021
International regulators have found Clearview AI’s technology breaches their privacy laws Clearview AI plans to challenge an Illinois law guarding against private facial recognition databases in the Supreme Court, according to Bloomberg Law. The Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) has been a thorn (...)

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Why 2020 was a pivotal, contradictory year for facial recognition - 29 décembre 2020
The racial justice movement pushed problems with the technology into public consciousness—but despite scandals and bans, its growth isn’t slowing. America’s first confirmed wrongful arrest by facial recognition technology happened in January 2020. Robert Williams, a Black man, was arrested in his driveway just (...)