Brooklyn Apartment Tenants Rise Up Against Landlord’s Plans to Install Facial Recognition Technology
African American tenants are fighting a landlord’s plans to install facial recognition technology in their Brooklyn building.
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African American tenants are fighting a landlord’s plans to install facial recognition technology in their Brooklyn building.
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