Clearview AI agrees to limit sales of facial recognition data in the US
. This act requires companies to obtain permission before harvesting a person's biometric information — fingerprints, gait metrics, iris scans and faceprints for example — and empowers users to sue the companies who do not.
In addition to the nationwide private party sales ban, Clearview will not offer any of its services to Illinois local and state law enforcement agencies for the next five years."This means that within Illinois, Clearview cannot take advantage of BIPA’s exception for government contractors during that time," the ACLU points out, though Federal agencies, state and local law enforcement departments outside of Illinois will be unaffected.
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