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Do You Really Own Your Own Face?
Privacy advocates are warning about the loss of public anonymity from face-recognition technology that's ubiquitous thanks to Facebook and other software companies. We hear about the risks as well as the benefits.
By Warren Olney • • 52m ListenFacial-recognition technology has become ubiquitous thanks to Facebook and other tech companies, but privacy advocates warn it's leading to the loss of public anonymity. We hear about the risks as well as the benefits.
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