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New Homeland Security system will bring facial recognition to land borders this summer

analyse - 6 juin 2018

lire sur le site originel >>> (theverge.com)

The Vehicle Face System is planned for testing in August at the Anzalduas Port of Entry in Texas The week after the 2016 election, drivers exiting the United States at the Nogales border crossing would have noticed something out of the ordinary. A new canopy had been set up over the far-right lane of the checkpoint with an ad-hoc wiring system supporting multiple DSLR cameras. The cameras were trained at the road and activated by an array of ambient light sensors, range finders, and remote (...)



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biométrie - extrême-droite - facial - Mexique - surveillance - USA - vidéo-surveillance - CBP - CCTV - DHS - theverge.com - Vehicle Face System -

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