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Clarifications and Corrections

An article published yesterday reported that a man had been wrongly arrested after facial recognition technology confused him with a man who was then convicted of burglary. In fact, while the man had been wrongly arrested, the technology confused him with a man who has yet to be convicted of any offence. The article has been removed. 

To report an inaccuracy, please email corrections@mailonline.co.uk. To make a formal complaint under IPSO rules please go to www.mailonline.co.uk/readerseditor where you will find an easy-to-use complaints form. You can also write to Readers’ Editor, Daily Mail, Northcliffe House, 9 Derry Street, London W8 5TT or contact IPSO directly at ipso.co.uk  

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