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San Francisco banned city agencies from using facial recognition tech,

Uber announces a quiet driver mode,

and a new security flaw affects Intel chips.

Here's your daily crunch from May 15, 2019.

First up, San Francisco has passed a city government ban on facial recognition tech.

The Stop Secret Surveillance Ordinance, introduced by San Francisco Supervisor Aaron Pescin is the first ban of its kind for a major American city.

The ban would not impact facial recognition tech deployed by private companies,

but it would affect any company selling tech to city agencies including the police department.

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