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4 October 2023

3287 GB adults surveyed

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Would you support or oppose allowing police access to Britain's passport photo database in order to run facial recognition matches against those caught committing crimes on video?

Conducted 4 October 2023

YouGov surveyed 3287 GB adults

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33%
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8%
11%
Would you support or oppose allowing police access to Britain's passport photo database in order to run facial recognition matches against those caught committing crimes on video?

Conducted 4 October 2023

YouGov surveyed 3287 GB adults

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38%
33%
8%
8%
11%

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