New Hampshire HB1283 prohibits state use of face recognition technology without a warrant and makes evidence from such use inadmissible in court.
New Hampshire HB1283 amends state law to prohibit the use of face recognition technology by state entities without a warrant supported by probable cause and signed by a neutral magistrate. The bill defines "face recognition technology" as an automated process that identifies individuals based on facial characteristics. It also prohibits the state from accessing or using digital representations of faces for face recognition purposes.
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