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(Natural News) The Lockport City School District in upstate New York has spent approximately $4.2 million on the installation of 417 cameras in its high school, middle school and six elementary schools. The new surveillance system will use facial recognition software to monitor students and staff on a day-to-day basis. The school district’s goal is... |
Despite the outcry over privacy, New York District starts testing facial recognition system on public school students, staff
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