Where is facial recognition used in 2026
Don’t want to be recognized in public? It's not just relatives you must dodge now.
Surveillance in sports stadiums: Is it worth your privacy?
Would you allow your favorite sports organization to use facial recognition to track you? If you’re a sports fan, it’s likely already happened to you.
Q&A: Pippa King, on the fight against surveillance in schools
"Technology is a fantastic tool. However, I think we have been like kids in a candy shop gorging ourselves with tech over the past 30 years."
Explainer: Artificial Intelligence Bill of Rights
AI bias is a threat to the rights of many. Find out how the White House's whitepaper attempts to mitigate these issues.
4 ways to hide from drone surveillance
Commercial drones are common sights—but they might be watching you. Here are ways to hide from drones and avoid surveillance from above.
Video: How to stay private while shopping in real life
Intrusive technology—even in physical stores—is more prevalent than you think when shopping. Here are some ways you might be spied on this Black Friday.
Explainer: Facebook is shutting down its facial recognition system
Facebook has used the countless photos that people have added to their profiles and feeds to build a huge database of faces—soon to be deleted.
Data ethics: When your public images are used for profit
If you post a picture or personal information publicly online, companies (or anyone else) could use it to build a database without your consent. Is it legal—and ethical?
In a possible first, facial recognition has led to a wrongful...
What the arrest of Robert Julian-Borchak Williams in Michigan shows about the use of facial recognition technology by law enforcement.
Facial recognition works even when you’re covering your face
Until recently, facial recognition software needed to scan your entire face in order to attempt to identify you. That...
