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Context: The rapid use of Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) by law enforcement without proper guidelines and regulation, will have many negative impacts on people. Issue
How FRT invades the fundamental rights to privacy and freedom of speech and expression?
1) The FRT system violates right to privacy: As per the Puttaswamy judgment, Privacy is a fundamental right, even on public spaces.
2) It operates without a clear legal or regulatory framework:There is a lack of detailed and specific information as to how facial recognition is actually used.
3) Function creep surveillance: Function creeps” occurs when information is used for a purpose that is not the original intended.
4. It has a chilling effect on our democratic rights
5. It is often inaccurate: It is not 100% accurate and there can be “misidentification (false positive) and failure to identify (false negative).
What is the International experience on FRTs?
Road Ahead
By: Shubham Tiwari ProfileResourcesReport error
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