Natasha Singer

New York Times

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Reporter for the New York Times business section, where she writes the Technophoria column

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The features that make up your face are unique to you, just like your fingerprints. Think of it as your "faceprint."

Facial Recognition and Loss of Anonymity

The features that make up your face are unique to you, just like your fingerprints. Think of it as your "faceprint."

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Facebook and Google aren’t the only companies using Face Recognition technology. It’s a tool of law enforcement, commercial enterprises—and even churches.

Facial Recognition and Loss of Anonymity

Facebook and Google aren’t the only companies using Face Recognition technology. It’s a tool of law enforcement, commercial enterprises—and even churches.

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Five Chinese military officials are charged with cyber espionage, facial recognition tech expands, Colson Whitehead talks poker, and Disneyland raises prices.

Facial Recognition Concerns

Five Chinese military officials are charged with cyber espionage, facial recognition tech expands, Colson Whitehead talks poker, and Disneyland raises prices.

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