Barry Steinhardt, associate director of the American Civil Liberties Union, said he worries that the new technology allows the police to analyze live footage with facial recognition software and create photographic databases of political activists and demonstrators. If these people are criminals, fine. But if they're political opponents of the mayor, the police have no business engaging in surveillance. The Net - W3C advances privacy, graphics, language standards . All rights reserved.
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