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City Adopts Facial-Recognition Tech

Summary by New Haven Independent
The Elicker administration plans to switch over from fingerprint readers to facial-recognition technology at 11 different workplaces this week in order to better track when city employees clock into their shifts.

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City Adopts Facial-Recognition Tech

The Elicker administration plans to switch over from fingerprint readers to facial-recognition technology at 11 different workplaces this week in order to better track when city employees clock into their shifts.

·New Haven, United States
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New Haven Independent broke the news in New Haven, United States on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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