I was refused entry in a local B&M store today

m0bov

Okell said:

But why blue?

Why not.  

Jumblebumble

Okell said:

Alderbank said:

mikb said:

Surfaced again on BBC News site today ...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cdr510p7kymo

That's interesting.

The BBC headline 'Facial recognition error sees woman accused of theft' is sloppy journalism and completely wrong (unfortunately that happens far too often on BBC website)...

Too true.  Facewatch ought to make a formal complaint to the BBC

Any complaint formal or otherwise is likely to end up in the nearest dustbin
The BBC might very well  rightly argue that their headline was talking about the whole process involving false positive  detecting shoplifters using Facewatch which was clearly a faulty process  rather than that Facewatches product which I agree was not faulty
Would your logic apply to a headline about a speed camera that turned out to not being operated correctly?
Speed Camera erroneous speed reading  led to wrongful conviction.
At least the headline will hopefully focus the minds of some the unapologetic  idiots involved