Facial Recognition System at Turf

[claretonthecoast1882]

That's not even close to being true though. The post office scandal highlighted many people were convicted despite knowing they were innocent.

Why will this be any different when large numbers of people are involved

Can you name one thing the club can prove you have done when you haven't due to having an image of your face ?

[Anonymous Claret]

It may not be as simple for the club to introduce facial recognition as first thought. In the very least it looks like they would have to offer an alternative option to fans who didn't want to partake in the facial recognition scheme.

https://bigbrotherwatch.org.uk/blog/uk- ... -branches/

[Spijed]

Of course its not true ... the facial recognition cameras don't have lasers to zap people ...

The post office scandal had nothing to do with facial recognition cameras either...

It's just the view that many have that if you have haven't done anything wrong you have nothing to fear.

Which is totally wrong

[fidelcastro]

It's just the view that many have that if you have haven't done anything wrong you have nothing to fear.

Which is totally wrong

If people had nothing to hide, then none of us would have curtains in our houses.

[Bosscat]

If people had nothing to hide, then none of us would have curtains in our houses.

Or use facial recognition on the spy in your hands (thats watching and listening to every thing you say and do with it) your smart phone

[ŽižkovClaret]

They could potentially make it a condition of purchasing a ticket.

I dont know if it can be justified at Burnley.

I mean, i have a membership at Ferencvaros, and as part of that they scan your fingerprints and retina, but they have a raging neo nazi element so......

[Anonymous Claret]

They could potentially make it a condition of purchasing a ticket.

I dont know if it can be justified at Burnley.

I mean, i have a membership at Ferencvaros, and as part of that they scan your fingerprints and retina, but they have a raging neo nazi element so......

Have you read the link that I put up from Big Brother Watch?
I can't see how the club can introduce a facial recognition system without giving fans (customers) an alternative option to gain entry to the ground.
Data protection laws in the UK are probably different to those in Turkey.

[IanMcL]

Or use facial recognition on the spy in your hands (thats watching and listening to every thing you say and do with it) your smart phone

Very true!

[Anonymous Claret]

Have you read the link that I put up from Big Brother Watch?
I can't see how the club can introduce a facial recognition system without giving fans (customers) an alternative option to gain entry to the ground.
Data protection laws in the UK are probably different to those in Turkey.

Doh! Hungary not Turkey.

[aggi]

It may not be as simple for the club to introduce facial recognition as first thought. In the very least it looks like they would have to offer an alternative option to fans who didn't want to partake in the facial recognition scheme.

https://bigbrotherwatch.org.uk/blog/uk- ... -branches/

That's a different scenario. It's the equivalent of replacing season tickets with facial recognition.

[Anonymous Claret]

That's a different scenario. It's the equivalent of replacing season tickets with facial recognition.

But would they be able to do that without breaking data protection laws and offering an alternative for people who didn't want to partake in the facial recognition system?

Reading how Big Brother Watch successfully challenged Energie Fitness on their facial recognition system, I can't see how other businesses couldn't be challenged in the same way unless I am missing something obvious.

It says quite clearly in the report ' The law requires businesses and employers to provide an alternative to biometric access requirements'.

[daveisaclaret]

But would they be able to do that without breaking data protection laws and offering an alternative for people who didn't want to partake in the facial recognition system?

Reading how Big Brother Watch successfully challenged Energie Fitness on their facial recognition system, I can't see how other businesses couldn't be challenged in the same way unless I am missing something obvious.

It says quite clearly in the report ' The law requires businesses and employers to provide an alternative to biometric access requirements'.

You are missing something obvious. BFC are not using facial recognition as an entry requirement.

[Anonymous Claret]

Do you care to elaborate?

Reading Aggi's response in saying that season tickets would be replaced by facial recognition, how would people enter the ground if they had no season ticket?

I am not being awkward, I would genuinely like to know.

[Anonymous Claret]

You are missing something obvious. BFC are not using facial recognition as an entry requirement.

No need to reply. I misunderstood Aggi's response and just had a review of the thread where it appears facial recognition would be used to identify people on banning orders etc. It's been a long day.

[dougcollins]

So when they sing 'I can see you sneaking out'..

They really can.

[BleedingClaret]

I won’t tell you why

But they don’t know their arses from their elbows

And no amount of technology will change that

[bfcjg]

It's not foolproof, apparently the bstards fans crashed the system.

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