Delhi Police tells Supreme Court no mass surveillance at Jantar Mantar
In an affidavit submitted to the Supreme Court, the Delhi Police rejected claims that it used facial recognition technology for mass surveillance during the student demonstrations at Jantar Mantar last month. The police clarified that the software does not track every person, but instead focuses on identifying individuals with existing criminal histories. They further noted that no decisions are made exclusively using data from the facial recognition tool.
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