False Verkada HIPAA Compliance And Legal Risks Investigated
Verkada has repeatedly and falsely claimed to be certified HIPAA Compliant, with a HIPAA consultant telling IPVM Verkada's actions are a "HIPAA...
By Conor Healy - about 3 years ago
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Facial Recognition Guide
This guide explains the fundamentals of facial recognition. Inside we cover: The Use of Datasets in Facial Recognition Dataset Creation...
By IPVM Team - about 3 years ago
Video Analytics Fundamentals Guide
Video analytics is a major differentiator in video surveillance, but because of the different marketing terms, names, and features, understanding...
By IPVM Team - about 3 years ago
Audio Usage In Video Surveillance Statistics 2021
Audio usage in video surveillance remains rare but growing, new IPVM statistics show. 175+ integrators answered IPVM: "In the past year, what...
By IPVM Team - over 3 years ago
GDPR Impact On Temperature / Fever Screening Explained
What impact does GDPR have on temperature screening? Do you risk a GDPR fine for using temperature screening cameras incorrectly? The answers...
By Charles Rollet - over 3 years ago
Chile Cancels 1,000 Camera Hikvision Project
Six months ago, Chile awarded a 1,000-camera project using Hikvision. The contract has now been canceled, following controversy in...
By Robert Wren Gordon - over 3 years ago
17 Alarm Company Lawsuits Against Competitors Faking Them
Alarm companies suing rivals for faking them are commonplace, an IPVM investigation into court records show. Inside this report, we examine...
By Joey Walter - over 3 years ago
Gait Recognition Examined
Facial recognition faces increasing ethical and political criticisms while masks undermine its effectiveness. One alternative is gait recognition...
By Zach Segal - over 3 years ago
Axis / Avigilon Patent Litigation Ends With 3 Invalidated Patents
The multi-year, multi-district patent litigation between Canon and Axis against Avigilon is ended, with 3 Avigilon video analytics patents being...
By Joey Walter - over 3 years ago
UK Court Rules Police Facial Recognition Needs Reform
A UK court has ruled that the South Wales Police use of facial recognition is illegal with the department saying they can easily reform. However,...
By Zach Segal - over 3 years ago
South Korea Bus Outdoor Temperature Screening Endangers Public
These $80,000+ South Korea bus stations have gained world-wide attention but IPVM verified they use cheap temperature tablets outdoors, endangering...
By Robert Wren Gordon - over 3 years ago
Temperature Screening Is Ineffective, Says US, UK, Canada, Israel, And Ireland Health Leaders
Health leaders around the world are increasingly speaking out about the problems of using temperature screening. IPVM has verified statements from...
By Charles Rollet and Zach Segal - over 3 years ago
Briefcam Responsible Use Examined
While mega-companies Amazon, IBM, and Microsoft have been criticized for facial recognition and AI analytics, Canon-owned Briefcam is far more...
By Zach Segal - over 3 years ago
Genetec CEO Declares "We Don't Negotiate Payment With Patent Trolls"
Are patent trolls like terrorists? Genetec's CEO is coming out strongly against 'patent trolls' celebrating a legal win. Will the latest...
By Joey Walter - almost 4 years ago
Dahua Taunts Australian Government, Continues To Sell Illegal Fever Cameras
Dahua is effectively taunting the Australian government by continuing to sell fever cameras on its website and to its distributors despite not...
By Charles Rollet - almost 4 years ago
Indian Government Restricts PRC Manufacturers From Public Projects
In a move that mirrors the U.S. government’s ban on Dahua and Hikvision products, the Indian government has restricted PRC manufacturers such as...
By Robert Wren Gordon - almost 4 years ago
Vape Detection Legal Battle: Soter Sues IPVideo Corp [Updated]
The crosstown vape detection rivals are now in a legal battle. While IPVideo Corp is far better known, Soter says they pioneered this space and are...
By IPVM Team - almost 4 years ago
Australia Dahua Faked Advertisement, Government Warns of 'Criminal Offense' for Not Registering As Medical Device
A full-page advertisement in a national Australia newspaper for Dahua's temperature cameras faked temperature screening. Meanwhile, the Australian...
By Charles Rollet - almost 4 years ago
ADT: 'Fever' Cameras Are Medical Devices
While many manufacturers are avoiding admitting their 'fever' cameras are medical devices, ADT has taken a strong and clear position. ADT has...
By John Honovich - almost 4 years ago
ZKTeco SpeedFace+ Are Medical Devices, Per FDA Definition, Contrary Claims Are False
ZKTeco SpeedFace+ series products are medical devices as defined by the US FDA. Contrary claims made by ZKTeco are false. In May, IPVM...
By John Honovich and Charles Rollet - almost 4 years ago
Dahua Sues Ex-North American President, Says Legal Typo
Dahua's former North American President Frank Zhang claims he is owed almost $11 million but Dahua counter-claims it is just a "scrivener's error",...
By Charles Rollet - almost 4 years ago
FLIR Suspends Agreement With Feevr
Thermal manufacturer FLIR has suspended its agreement with Feevr (aka X.Labs), X.Labs said in a new legal filing, suing and blaming IPVM. [UPDATE:...
By John Honovich - about 4 years ago
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FDA "Does Not Intend to Object" To Unapproved Fever Detection Cameras If No 'Undue Risk'
The US FDA has declared it will not go after the many companies marketing unapproved fever detection cameras during the coronavirus public health...
By Charles Rollet - about 4 years ago
Beware Of Feevr
Beware of "Feevr". The company is marketing a 'Feevr' solution that fundamentally lacks accuracy for its use, as its thermal provider FLIR has said...
By John Honovich - about 4 years ago
FDA Gives Guidance on 'Coronavirus' Thermal Fever Detection Systems
The US FDA has given IPVM guidance on the use of thermal fever detection systems being marketed for coronavirus, as an explosion of such devices...
By Charles Rollet - about 4 years ago
