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India’s protest cameras bring facial recognition before the court

The Supreme Court has issued notice on a further petition challenging facial surveillance at protest sites. The question of privacy in public remains to be decided.

By William Taggs
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A camera at a protest can record a crowd; facial recognition can turn that crowd into a list of names. India’s Supreme Court is examining where that distinction leaves the privacy of people exercising their right to demonstrate.

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