For #BanFacialRecognitionEU campaign a package to the EU institutions with a legal complaint, evidence of violations, and 50000 signatures.
https://t.co/StItbNfVbh
The complaint:
https://t.co/mhDyihIf8n
The violations:
https://t.co/MYLEXBDZtp
Press kit:
https://t.co/OYr3sJYUCb
The #BanFacialRecognitionEU petition ended with over 50000 signatures and in 5 languages:
https://t.co/VZWxu57yoM
The full text:
https://t.co/Tk5qJLQKQb
The final legal claims:
https://t.co/mhDyihIf8n
Now please sign the petition #ReclaimYourFace:
https://t.co/alPUATYOtL
Today, 40 organisations launch the ECI calling on the EU to ban biometric mass surveillance.
Are YOU with us? Sign for a BAN & #ReclaimYourFace.
We act to protect our humanity, a life of dignity and a future shaped by us, not algorithms.
✍️https://t.co/9l6wdwVwzW
#BanFacialRecognitionEU#Evidence in EUROPEAN BORDERS, EXPORT, and IMPORT with #FacialRecognition technology led to abuses of fundamental rights, lack of accountability, misspending of public funds for years. EU institutions are responsible.
All cases: https://t.co/MYLEXBDZtp
#BanFacialRecognitionEU#Evidence. March 2020, #Poland’s mandatory Facial Recognition-based app was used to enforce quarantine. It sent the police to the home of anyone that fails to share a selfie on the app within 20 minutes of an alert.
https://t.co/XnFZriN3ES
#BanFacialRecognitionEU#Evidence. August 2019, #Sweden#FacialRecognition was in use by high-school students to keep track of attendance in the Skelleftea municipality. Later judges and data protection authorities blocked the experimentation in schools. https://t.co/oGcUOG0zM0
#BanFacialRecognitionEU#Evidence. February 2020, #SCOTLAND Police in Scotland said it hoped to use live Facial Recognition software by 2026 for scanning crowds of people and cross-reference faces with police databases. Currently the plans is on hold:
https://t.co/Ia3HOBkMbV
#BanFacialRecognitionEU#Evidence. 2019-2020, #Netherlands, The Dutch police maintain a facial recognition database that currently offers information on 1.4M individuals. Facial recognition uses are introduced in smart city contexts:
https://t.co/Ba1uiBxVh8
Via @bitsoffreedom
#BanFacialRecognitionEU#Evidence. 2019-2020, #Netherlands, the use of biometric surveillance technology is on the rise. In particular we've seen the use of facial recognition in supermarkets, at the airport and at soccer stadiums:
https://t.co/UU7BLvSSdl
Via @bitsoffreedom
#BanFacialRecognitionEU#Evidence. 2019, in #Greece The Hellenic Police signed a €4M contract with Intracom Telecom software to enable facial recognition and automated fingerprint identification of individuals during police stops:
https://t.co/Akwo9kv30u
Via @Homo_Digitalis_
#BanFacialRecognitionEU#Evidence. 2019, in #CzechRepublic The Czech data protection authority has ruled that processing data using #facialrecognition technology on a construction site was legal with FaceID for identifying workers on a construction site:
https://t.co/XLUCs46ukQ