Facial recognition cameras ‘in every shop’ can curb crime, says KL police chief | The Malaysian Insight

Facial recognition cameras ‘in every shop’ can curb crime, says KL police chief

Facial recognition technology is increasingly employed today at the banks, shops, hotels and airports to quickly detect and arrest crime. – EPA pic, August 10, 2020.

FACIAL recognition technology is increasingly employed today by law enforcement agencies, banks, hotels, airports and now convenience stores to quickly detect and arrest crime. Kuala Lumpur police chief Mazlan Lazim said facial recognition cameras in convenience stores clearly records the faces of criminals for easier tracing.

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