TechEcho

I would like to see a national law requiring the permanent deletion of mugshots if the arrested is not convicted of a crime within a certain period after the arrest. What percentage of these mugshots that are archived and shared are of innocent people?

Mugshots are typically available to the public anyway. I think they traded easier access to mugshots.

Legal Ownership in perpetuity of 2.5M citizen mugshots accompained by their respective "metadata" Name, gender, age...? Or the right to scan the pictures to store hashes only?<p>"Free facial Recognition Access" is "Two licenses" Worth $12,500 each. For how long? Under which limitations? etc

Reasonable solution: Extract homomorohically encrypted features and mandate homomorphic face search

Am I wrong to assume police already have access to their area’s database of driver’s license photos?<p>Never mind mugshots - I think they already have access to most people’s faces, even those that have never been arrested.

Is it the first total surveillance proposal in the US?

Wait until y’all learn about the PCSO facial recognition dataset

"Milwaukee police _consider_ trade"

Seems like a good deal