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Russia: Intrusive facial recognition technology must not be used to crackdown on protests
.@amnesty calls on Russia to stop the use of intrusive #facialrecognition tech to crackdown on protests. https://t.co/h1uZyGtQWg https://t.co/1W38l3AzOu
OpenThe Russian authorities must halt their plans to broaden the use of widespread facial recognition systems which will pose a real threat to their citizen’s privacy and human rights
.@amnesty calls on Russia to stop the use of intrusive #facialrecognition tech to crackdown on protests. https://t.co/h1uZyGtQWg https://t.co/1W38l3AzOu
OpenRussia: Intrusive facial recognition technology must not be used to crackdown on protests
The Russian authorities must halt their plans to broaden the use of widespread facial recognition systems which will pose a real threat to their citizen’s privacy and human rights
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