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28 Sep 2022

Privacy and discrimination concerns over AnyVision facial recognition technology at Palestine checkpoints; company did not respond

The Resource Centre invited companies allegedly linked to human rights abuse resulting from the use of migration surveillance solutions being supplied to governments in the MENA region to respond; details on their responses and non-responses can be found below. For more on this research, read our briefing: Scrutinising migration surveillance: Human rights responsibilities of tech companies operating in MENA

Company Responses

Oosto (formerly AnyVision)

No Response

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