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Facial recognition technology could target Canberra's problem gamblers

By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Published : Aug. 19, 2022 - 08:12

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Facial recognition technology could soon be used in Canberra clubs and pubs to identify problem gamblers. Under the proposal, patrons would have to opt-in to be excluded from the gaming areas of venues, but the government isn't yet convinced due to concerns about privacy.

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