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May 2007: The ability to establish quick identities will 'turbocharge video surveillance,' ACLU privacy expert Jay Stanley warns. 'It turns 'dumb' camera lenses into 'smart' observers that not only capture images but attach an identity to the image. That could increase the attractiveness of surveillance cameras.'

http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2007-05-10-facial-recognition-terrorism_N.htm

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Organization Executive (past or present) American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) Organization Oct 6, 2005

Articles and Resources

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May 10, 2007 Face recognition next in terror fight

QUOTE: Homeland Security leaders are exploring futuristic and possibly privacy-invading technology aimed at finding terrorists and criminals by using digital surveillance photos that analyze facial characteristics.

 USA TODAY
Aug 22, 2006 Officials Seek Broader Access to Airline Data

QUOTE: United States and European authorities, looking for more tools to detect terrorist plots, want to expand the screening of international airline passengers by digging deep into a vast repository of airline itineraries, personal information and payment data.

 New York Times
Mar 03, 2003 Is Your Television Watching You?

QUOTE: Could the federal government find out what you're watching on TV? Even if you're not the subject of a criminal investigation?

 TVweek (Televisionweek)