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Tesco's plan to tailor adverts via facial recognition stokes privacy fears
4 Nov 2013:Retailer reportedly set to introduce screens developed by Lord Sugar's Amscreen that will run tailored advertisements
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6 Nov 2013: Decision in French court comes after former head of Formula One said that showing images breaches his privacy
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Interactive, 6 Nov 2013:
Monitoring was sparked in significant measure by a mistaken judgment that the news and commentary website had threatened to 'hack the FBI website'
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5 Nov 2013: Adrian Short: Tesco's face-scanning system, courtesy of Quividi, means we're being watched and profiled - sometimes just so we can be shown adverts. Can't we be left free to ignore?
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5 Nov 2013: Service hits a million monthly users and releases a developer API for app integration on the desktop and mobile. By Samuel Gibbs
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5 Nov 2013: The anonymity software has sparked controversy but who built it, what is it used for, what browser does it use – and why is the NSA so worried by it? By Stuart Dredge
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5 Nov 2013: Secretary of state, on visit to Europe, says US understands allies' spying concerns after revelations sparked outrage
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4 Nov 2013:
Eric Schmidt says company has lodged complaints with NSA, White House and Congress as criticism hardens in Silicon Valley
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4 Nov 2013: Chief operating officer insists system does not retain information about faces and cannot track people's movements
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4 Nov 2013: Announcement that Tesco will use system in its petrol station shops has some concerned. We talk to the company behind it. By Charles Arthur
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4 Nov 2013:
Retailer reportedly set to introduce screens developed by Lord Sugar's Amscreen that will run tailored advertisements
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4 Nov 2013:
Frederic Filloux: Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras are the major players in eBay founder Pierre Omidyar's new investigative reporting venture, but how might this new organisation look?
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3 Nov 2013:
Sugata Mitra: Computers don't make children antisocial
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