By Colonel Dominique SCHOEHNER

"The CREOGN had already addressed this issue in early 2016, an eternity in technological terms. At the time, the reliability of technical solutions was highly questionable and their public use remained marginal.
Today, facial recognition technology has become commonplace in commercial use and is becoming more mature every day for public safety use. It is already deployed and openly accepted as a means of surveillance across a large scale country like China. However, as with any use of technology for security purposes, controversy is rife as to its potential abuses, its real effectiveness and its degree of infringement on individual liberties. (...)"

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