Realnetworks offer free facial recognition tech to US K-12 schools

SAFR is a facial recognition software that uses AI to match faces in real-time with IP cameras. Schools need a database of authorized individuals to ensure security. SAFR notifies staff when unauthorized persons are detected. The software encrypts data for privacy and is designed to work in rural areas with limited internet connectivity.

What measures does SAFR take to protect the data it collects?

In what type of environments is SAFR designed to function effectively?