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Police

A male police officer watches a number of CCTV feeds on a computer monitor — UK police fails ethical tests with "unlawful" facial recognition deployments A University of Cambridge team audited UK police use of the tech and found frequent ethical and legal shortcomings

British Metropolitan Police Officer in Hi-visibility Uniform — Met Police faces legal action over "racist" Gangs Matrix database There is no way for people on the secretive database to appeal against their inclusion or ask for the data to be reviewed

911 operator sitting in front of multiple computer monitors — NICE's E-Request expedites 911 evidence sharing The new feature complements NICE’s digital evidence management platform Evidencentral

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Met Police set to finish Windows XP upgrade in May

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UK cops to lose access to Europol's cyber crime resources

By Adam Shepherd published 1 December 17

News Cyber cops will be on their own once Britain leaves the EU

Police on patrol

Police pursue cloud first IT strategy

By Clare Hopping published 23 October 17

News The National Police Technology Council's guidelines attempt to standardise IT deployment

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NGO director guilty of denying police his passwords

By Zach Marzouk published 26 September 17

News Muhammad Rabbani refused to divulge iPhone and MacBook passwords at Heathrow airport

Police

20% of Manchester police rely on Windows XP

By Zach Marzouk published 20 September 17

News London's Metropolitan Police refused to disclose any up-to-date figures

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Should police get powers to sack officers lacking IT skills?

By Clare Hopping published 24 August 17

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Uber faces criminal investigation over 'Greyball' tool

By Dale Walker, Adam Shepherd published 5 May 17

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