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UK Government to Expand Facial Recognition Technology Following Court Ruling

High Court judges reject legal challenge against Metropolitan Police's use of live facial recognition, citing minimal privacy risks

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The UK government plans to expand facial recognition technology nationwide after the High Court ruled that its use by the Metropolitan Police does not breach human rights or unfairly discriminate against citizens.

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