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That is true, but it’s also the case that EU countries agree to collective rule-making in some cases. If the member states agree, following the established proc
by matthewmacleod 7y ago
That is true, but it’s also the case that EU countries agree to collective rule-making in some cases. If the member states agree, following the established process, that facial recognition should be disallowed throughout the EU then that’s something that can totally happen. Just like GDPR.
- bilekas 7y agoAll member states would need to agree to implement the banning of facial recognition for it to be effective. Again this is a descision which the members must agree to. And it is certainly possible. But there is not 1 entity who decides for all members.