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Buenos Aires Government Reportedly Used Children's Personal Data in Facial Recognition System for Fugitives

Beginning in April 2019, the Buenos Aires city government reportedly used data from Argentina’s CONARC fugitive database, including children’s identities and reference photos, in its live Facial Recognition System for Fugitives (SRFP). Human Rights Watch found at least 166 children had appeared in CONARC between 2017 and 2020 and warned that the system exposed them to privacy violations and elevated risks of false matches.

Severity: HighUltraipSurveillance TechnologyFacial Recognition SystemsBiometric Data Processing SystemsCompromise of privacy by obtaining

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