Man sues police over a facial recognition-related wrongful arrestNijeer Parks says he spent 10 days in jail after he was falsely identified as a shoplifter.By K. Holt, 12.29.2020
Facial recognition linked to a second wrongful arrest by Detroit policeIt's the second-known such case in the US to date.By K. Holt, 07.10.2020
False facial recognition match leads to a wrongful arrest in DetroitThe ACLU has filed a complaint in response.By J. Fingas, 06.24.2020
Court finds algorithm bias studies don't violate US anti-hacking lawThis could help detect discrimination in the websites you visit.By J. Fingas, 03.29.2020
Chinese companies want to help shape global facial recognition standardsHuman rights campaigners say the proposed standards are a threat to civil liberties.By G. Torbet, 12.02.2019
Pennsylvania court rules suspect can't be forced to provide his passwordIt's a win for civil liberties advocates.By J. Fingas, 11.24.2019
Federal judge rules suspicionless device searches at the border are illegalBorder agents will need cause or warrants to look at phones and laptops.By J. Fingas, 11.12.2019
The FBI plans more social media surveillanceIt may gather user IDs, emails, IP addresses and telephone numbers.By C. Fisher, 07.12.2019
NYPD begins testing long-distance gun detector as alternative to physical searchesBy A. Toor, 01.21.2012
Laptops can be confiscated and searched at US border without cause says reportBy J. Topolsky, 08.01.2008