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Facial Recognition in use by Boca Raton Police +
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Facial Recognition in use by Detroit Police Department +
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Facial Recognition in use by Los Angeles Police Department +
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Facial Recognition in use by New Orleans Police Department +
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Facial Recognition in use by New South Wales Police +
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Facial Recognition in use by New York Police Department +
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Facial Recognition in use by Northern Territory Police Force +
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Facial Recognition in use by South Australia Police +
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Facial Recognition in use in The Good Guys stores +
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Facial Recognition including Clearview AI used by New Zealand Police Forces +
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Facial Recognition on Las Vegas Strip +
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Facial Recognition on playgrounds (Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky) +
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Facial Recognition used by Australian Government for Covid tracking +
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Facial Recognition used by Chittoor Police +
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Facial Recognition used by Colorado Police Departments +
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Facial Recognition used by San Diego Police Department +
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Facial Recognition used by San Jose Police Department +
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Facial Recognition used by Tucson Police Department +
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Facial Recognition used by Virginia State Police +
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Facial recognition CCTV grid deployed by Ministry of National Security, Trinidad and Tobago +
In 2022, Trinidad and Tobago is acquiring a range of biometric tools for various services following a large increase in the security budget. One element of this expansion is the installation of a CCTV network of 2400 cameras across the country. The Ministry of Security has contracted an unnamed provider for this effort. The cameras will reportedly have facial recognition capabilities. Though the provider is unknown, it can be speculated that Vivotek is the provider of the products. The reason for this is that a website is streaming a (disconnected) livestream of the Port of Spain, the capital of Trinidad and Tobago, and lists Vivotek as the camera manufacturer. Vivotek supplies facial recognition cameras. The camera feed will be used by Trinidad and Tobago Police Service. Another unnamed security institution in Trinidad and Tobago is already using facial recognition.  +
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