Delhi Police declares viral facial recognition summons notice completely fake
Reported by Bing News
The Delhi Police has debunked a viral notice that falsely claimed facial recognition technology was being used to track and summon individuals at locations including Jantar Mantar and Connaught Place. The bogus document alleged that targeted individuals were required to submit written explanations within 48 hours and were barred from leaving Delhi without police permission. It further asserted that law enforcement possessed 24-hour location access to those involved. To appear legitimate, the fraudulent notice featured the Delhi Police's name and included a link to its official website. Fact-checking the claim on X, the police urged the public not to spread the misinformation and to rely strictly on official communication channels.
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Background: Facial Recognition in Policing