Facial recognition in Australia: Will technology keep us safe? | news.com.au

Posted by Steven Kirby | Oct 20, 2017 | Australia, Biometrics, Cybersecurity, news.com.au, Policing and Law Enforcement | 0 |

MALCOLM Turnbull insists new anti-terror measures won’t lead to mass surveillance, but China and Russia prove it makes things just a little too easy for Big Brother.

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Facial recognition in Australia: Will technology keep us safe? | news.com.au