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Author: Sharon Nakar, Dov Greenbaum
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Subject: Facial recognition and lack of privacy
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NOW YOU SEE ME. NOW
YOU STILL DO:
FACIAL
RECOGNITION TECHNOLO
GY AND THE GROWING
LACK OF PRIVACY.
S
HARON
N
AKAR
&
D
OV
G
REENBAUM
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Contents
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BSTRACT
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I
NTRODUCTION
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ASICS OF
F
ACI
AL
R
ECOGNITION
T
ECHNOLOGY
(FRT)
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HE
M
ANY AND
B
ROAD
U
SES OF
FRT
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NIVERSAL
C
ONCERNS WITH
FRT
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P
RIVACY
C
ONCERNS WITHIN THE
US
J
USTICE
S
YSTEM
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FRT
C
ONCERNS
O
UTSIDE OF THE
US
J
USTICE
S
YSTEM
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E
UROPEAN
L
EGAL
F
RAMEWORK
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P
RIVACY
C
ONCERNS
R
AISED BY
C
URRENT AND
F
UTURE
U
SES OF
FRT
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FRT
AND THE
R
IGHT TO
B
E
F
ORGOTTEN
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FRT
AND THE
R
IGHT
T
O
A
NONYMITY
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A
NTI
–
M
ASK
L
AWS AND
FRT
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O
THER
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THICAL AND
L
EGAL
C
ONCERNS
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SSOCIATED
W
ITH
FRT
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A
TIONAL
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ELECOMMUNICATIONS AN
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NFORMATION
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DMINISTRATION
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EST
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RACTICES
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ONCLUSIONS
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Corresponding Author: Dov Greenbaum, JD, PhD is an Associate Professor of Molecu-
lar Biophysics and Biochemistry (adj) at Yale University in New Haven, CT USA. Email:
dov.greenbaum@yale.edu. Dov is the Founder and Director of the Zvi Meitar Institute for
L
egal Implications of Emerging Technologies, Radzyner Law School, Interdisciplinary Cen-
ter Herzliya, Israel. Sharon Nakar is a Fellow at the Zvi Meitar Institute for Legal Implications
of Emerging Technologies, Radzyner Law School, Interdisciplinary Center
Herzliya, Israel.
The authors would like to thank the Zvi Meitar Family for their continued support of all of
our research endeavors. The authors would also like to thank Liana G. for her help in the
editing process. Finally, the authors would like to esp
ecially thank Inbar Carmel for her in-
credible management of the Zvi Meitar Institute.
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