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WA Police Used Facial Recognition on 1.38 Million Faces in Trial
A five-month surveillance trial in Western Australia scanned nearly 1.4 million faces, resulting in 122 arrests and nine false alerts as privacy advocates raise concerns.
Monday, 2 November 2026
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