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Face Scans for Pokémon Cards? Japan Says "Gotta Catch 'Em Once
The Pokémon Company in Japan is rolling out mandatory facial recognition for Pokémon Card Stores to combat relentless scalping. This drastic measure aims to ensure fair access for genuine fans, limiting entry to once per day and denying re-entry or multiple ticket attempts. The move addresses widespread frustration, rising crime, and market manipulation, though it sparks privacy discussions.
Apple Banking on Privacy for Smart Glasses Debut
Apple is set to unveil its first smart glasses at WWDC next June, focusing heavily on privacy to distinguish them from rivals. The company plans to implement on-device processing and avoid controversial features like facial recognition or always-on recording, directly addressing past industry concerns and upholding its brand reputation.
in-depth: States Want ICE Agents to Show Their Faces. The Trump
The Trump administration is suing several states and Philadelphia over laws requiring ICE agents to show faces and wear identifiers during raids, citing unproven threats from facial recognition and doxing sites. WIRED's investigation reveals the cited tools are outdated and ineffective. States emphasize accountability as their primary motivation.
SwitchBot Lock Vision Pro: Face ID Smart Lock - Detailed Review
Quick Verdict SwitchBot's new Lock Vision and Lock Vision Pro enter a competitive smart lock market with a compelling headline feature: 3D structured-light facial recognition. While SwitchBot claims it's a world-first,
Meta's Anti-Scam Measures Review: Long Overdue Action
Meta's recent lawsuits against scam advertisers in Brazil, China, and Vietnam represent long-overdue action against "celeb bait" and fraudulent schemes, alongside tech upgrades like facial recognition for scam detection. While positive, past inaction and revenue from scams temper the review.