https://apnews.com/232e29548d78728a6da03efffda8f243

SEATTLE (AP) — The King County sheriff's department and other county departments are prohibited from using facial recognition technology or information from the technology under a new measure that cites its threat to privacy and history of bias.

The King County Council voted unanimously Tuesday to ban the use of the technology, but will still allow county departments, including the sheriff's office, to use facial recognition evidence as long as it is not produced or asked for by the departments, The Seattle Times reported.