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Thames Valley Police use mobile facial recognition in Oxford, leading to three arrests, sparking privacy concerns.
Thames Valley Police are using a mobile facial recognition van in Oxford city centre to identify suspects, following a December operation that resulted in three arrests.
The system scanned over 34,000 faces in Cornmarket Street, but only retains data if a match is found in police records.
Officers monitor the system in real time from a mobile unit, aiming to locate wanted individuals and high-risk missing persons.
The technology, funded by the Home Office, is deployed across five counties.
While police call it effective, human rights group Liberty warns the surveillance poses risks to privacy and civil liberties.
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La policía de Thames Valley utiliza reconocimiento facial móvil en Oxford, lo que lleva a tres arrestos, lo que genera preocupaciones sobre la privacidad.