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Network Rail took photographs of people passing through ticket barriers.
Images were sent for analysis by Amazon Rekognition software, which can detect emotions.
Civil liberties group Big Brother Watch has submitted a complaint to the Information Commissioner.
Network Rail said analysis could be used to measure satisfaction’ and maximise advertising’.
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