New just-published peer-reviewed research sheds light on how facial recognition technology is perceived in certain contexts, why ‘public acceptability’ for it is uneven, and what this means for operators of this emerging technology. Why is facial recognition technology (FRT) controversial in some scenarios but widely accepted in others? Why have some deployments of FRT in retail stores, for example, resulted in media controversy, while most of us are happy to have our facial

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