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Over 1,000 entities listed as users of Russian facial recognition software, report says
Over 1,000 entities listed as users of Russian facial recognition software, report says
MOSCOW (Sputnik) – More than 1,000 organizations from more than 60 countries – including Intel, SpaceX, Interpol and Philip Morris – have received a license to use… 30.07.2022, Sputnik International
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According to the Business Insider website, citing a database obtained from an anonymous source, more than 1,100 government and commercial entities have been licensed to use the facial recognition tool. Most of the entries on the user list are police and military agencies such as Interpol, the federal government Brazil’s police and the Thai armed forces, as well as Russian government organizations, including the Russian Federal Security Service and the prison system. The list also includes at least 20 Ukraine-based entities. A Philip Morris spokesperson confirmed that the company had previously considered using the Russian technology, but eventually acquired it from another company. Intel and Nokia, on the other hand, deny using FindFace. NtechLab confirmed that the list includes several current customers as well as companies and organizations that have tested the software for different purposes.
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) – More than 1,000 organizations from more than 60 countries – including Intel, SpaceX, Interpol and Philip Morris – have been licensed to use FindFace facial recognition technology developed by Russian company NtechLab, media reported on Saturday Americans.
According to the Business Insider website, citing a database obtained from an anonymous source, more than 1,100 government and commercial entities have been licensed to use the facial recognition tool.
Most of the entries on the user list are police and military agencies such as Interpol, the Federal Police of Brazil, and the Thai Armed Forces, as well as Russian government organizations, including the Russian Federal Security Service and the penitentiary system. . The list also includes at least 20 Ukraine-based entities.
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A Philip Morris spokesperson confirmed that the company had previously considered using the Russian technology, but eventually acquired it from another company. Intel and Nokia, meanwhile, deny using FindFace.
NtechLab confirmed that the list includes several current customers as well as companies and organizations that have tested the software for different purposes.
