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RCMP denied using facial recognition technology - then said it had been using it for months | CBC News - 9 mars 2020
Spokesperson said Jan. 17 the force ’does not currently use facial recognition software’ despite months of use Just weeks after the RCMP denied using facial recognition technology, it acknowledged that it had been using Clearview AI’s controversial software — which has harvested billions of personal photos from (...)

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Biometric data collection powers in budget bill raise concerns - 4 juin 2015
Canada’s privacy watchdog, Canadian Bar Association raise privacy concerns in submissions to Parliament The federal government’s move to expand its power to collect biometric information on visitors to Canada is giving rise to privacy concerns and calls for closer scrutiny. But Prime Minister Stephen Harper is (...)

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Depressed woman loses benefits over Facebook photos - 19 novembre 2009
A Quebec woman on long-term sick leave is fighting to have her benefits reinstated after her employer’s insurance company cut them, she says, because of photos posted on Facebook. Nathalie Blanchard, shown here on a beach holiday during her sick leave.Nathalie Blanchard, shown here on a beach holiday during her (...)