Reconocimiento facial y protección de datosuna respuesta provisional a un problema pendiente
- 1 Investigador predoctoral UPV/EHU
ISSN: 1886-9912, 2255-3436
Year of publication: 2021
Issue: 28
Pages: 499-526
Type: Article
More publications in: RDUNED. Revista de derecho UNED
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Abstract
Facial recognition technologies are expanding, and even though they could benefit law enforcement authorities and make the access to goods and services more comfortable, they might put at stake certain democratic freedoms. At the moment, the European data protection framework is the main legislation that can restrain the use of facial recognition. This paper aims to analyse the implications of facial recognition as a category of biometric data processing. Particularly, it attempts to clarify which legal basis of the European Data Protection Regulation could allow the use of these technologies.
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