Massachusetts H1946 implements recommendations from the special commission on facial recognition technology, regulating its use by law enforcement.
Massachusetts H1946 implements the recommendations of the special commission on facial recognition technology, establishing strict guidelines on its use by law enforcement and public agencies. The bill defines facial recognition and biometric surveillance technology, prohibiting law enforcement from using these technologies for unauthorized purposes. It allows the Department of State Police to perform facial recognition searches under specific conditions, such as executing a warrant or in emergencies involving immediate danger.
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