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NEW India, China, And UAE Biometrics Laws

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Timothy Carter
•Dec 14, 2023

We've been informed that a few countries (India, UAE, China, etc.) have implemented laws requiring private companies to use biometrics.

Does anyone know if this extends to building access control and surveillance systems?

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Charles Rollet
•Dec 15, 2023

** *******, ****** *** **** ********!

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