In Ulm, Germany, a police officer from the Landeskriminalamt Baden-Württemberg identified four additional individuals from a recorded protest unrelated to the Ulm5 trial. These individuals are not connected to the case. Critics argue that such practices infringe on freedom of assembly and information self-determination. The Bundeskriminalamt operates a facial recognition system that compares images from various sources, including the internet, raising concerns about potential mass surveillance and violations of privacy rights. More: netzpolitik.org
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