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Rights groups join student demands to bar facial recognition at colleges - CNET

analyse - 16 février 2020

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The ACLU, EFF and several other groups sign a letter of support for the student demands. Students shouldn’t have to worry that colleges and universities are tracking their movements with facial recognition, a group of rights organizations said in an open letter Thursday. The letter supports demands by student groups around the country that their schools promise not to use the technology on campus.
Civil liberties groups like the ACLU, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the Liberty (...)



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