Probably only a delay of the inevitable - with facial-recognition systems already part of daily lives in countries such as China, how long will the rest of us enjoy the freedom without?
Mr Bridges said: "I’m delighted that the court has agreed that facial recognition clearly threatens our rights.
"This technology is an intrusive and discriminatory mass surveillance tool.
“We should all be able to use our public spaces without being subjected to oppressive surveillance.”
Mr Bridges’ face was scanned while he was Christmas shopping in Cardiff in 2017 and at a peaceful anti-arms protest outside the city’s Motorpoint Arena in 2018.
He had argued it it breached his human rights when his biometric data was analysed without his knowledge or consent.
Any ideas on what your country’s stance is? Do you agree/disagree with it?