Minnesota SF1242 regulates the use of facial recognition technology by state agencies, requiring warrants for ongoing surveillance and limiting its.

The Facial Recognition Technology Warrant Act of 2025 mandates that state agencies obtain a warrant before using facial recognition technology for ongoing surveillance. It restricts the use of such technology to cases where a warrant has been granted, exigent circumstances exist, or an application for a warrant is made within 48 hours. The act also requires human review of facial recognition technology outputs before any investigative action. Agencies must report on the use of facial recognition technology, including the number of misidentifications and the cost of using the technology.

Minnesota SF1242 regulates the use of facial recognition technology by state agencies, requiring warrants for ongoing surveillance and limiting its.

The Facial Recognition Technology Warrant Act of 2025 mandates that state agencies obtain a warrant before using facial recognition technology for ongoing surveillance. It restricts the use of such technology to cases where a warrant has been granted, exigent circumstances exist, or an application for a warrant is made within 48 hours. The act also requires human review of facial recognition technology outputs before any investigative action. Agencies must report on the use of facial recognition technology, including the number of misidentifications and the cost of using the technology.