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Home Office kept police facial recognition flaws to itself, UK data watchdog fumes

Monday December 8, 2025. 01:16 PM , from TheRegister
Regulator disappointed as soon-to-be-scrapped algo's problems remained a secret despite consistent engagement
The UK's data protection watchdog has criticized the Home Office for failing to disclose significant biases in police facial recognition technology, despite regular engagement between the organizations.…
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