Topic
Face Recognition
104 published works
Chicago Criminal Law Blog
Are There Limits to Facial Recognition Software in Illinois?
Bill Stalls that Would Prohibit Law Enforcement Agencies in Illinois from Using Controversial Technology A proposed bill, the Illinois Biometric Surveillance Act, which would have prohibited law enforcement agencies from…
Legal Research and Analysis
Facial Recognition Technology Balance
The Growing Concerns of Facial Recognition Technology: Balancing Innovation with Privacy Rights. Author (s) Richa Kesharwani Table of Contents Introduction: Facial recognition technology has rapidly advanced in recent years, offering…
Bright Law Blog
Case note: privacy and facial recognition technology
In Bunnings Group Limited and Privacy Commissioner (Guidance and Appeals Panel) [2026] ARTA 130 the Administrative Review Tribunal set aside the Privacy Commissioner’s finding that Bunnings breached Australian Privacy Principle…
Cyber Law Watch
Mixed Blessings: Decision on Appeal by Bunnings Against Privacy Commissioner’s Determination Re the Use of Facial Recognition Technology
By: Cameron Abbott and Rob Pulham The Administrative Review Tribunal of Australia (Tribunal) has partially overturned the findings of the Privacy Commissioner on Bunnings’ use of facial recognition technology (FRT)…
The Legal Wire
OAIC statement on Administrative Review Tribunal’s Bunnings decision
The Administrative Review Tribunal has affirmed the Privacy Commissioner’s finding that Bunnings Group Limited contravened Australian Privacy Principles 1 and 5 by failing to provide appropriate notice or conduct formal…
Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider
Home Depot Facial Scan Lawsuit Voluntarily Dismissed—What’s Next for Biometric Privacy Compliance?
A recent federal class action lawsuit challenging Home Depot Inc.’s use of facial scanning technology at self-checkout kiosks has come to a sudden halt. The plaintiff, Benjamin Jankowski, voluntarily dropped…
Bright Law Blog
Privacy and facial recognition technology
The Australian Privacy Commissioner has published a determination concerning the use of facial recognition technology (FRT) by Kmart to tackle refund fraud between 2020 and 2022. In Commissioner Initiated Investigation…
Privacy Matters
Australia: Facial Recognition Technology Continues to Breach Australian Privacy Act
By Sarah Birkett, Clarissa Kwee
Three years after its investigation commenced, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has found that retail giant Kmart Australia Limited (Kmart) breached the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) (Privacy…
The Legal Wire
OAIC finds Kmart’s use of facial recognition to tackle refund fraud unlawful
The Privacy Commissioner of the Office of Australian Information Commission (OAIC) has found that Kmart Australia Limited (Kmart) breached Australians’ privacy by collecting their personal and sensitive information through a…
Canadian Lawyer Mag
Federal Court of Appeal remits proposed class action against Clearview AI
Ruling sees error in certification judge’s finding on class member query method