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Biometric Time Clocks: $5,000 Per Scan, Court Rules

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A landmark appellate ruling on biometric timekeeping should serve as a wake-up call for every software engineer and architect deploying computer vision, facial analysis, or biometric authentication pipelines. The court established that industry context does not grant an automatic pass under the Bio…

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    Biometric Time Clocks: $5,000 Per Scan, Court Rules

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