> Imagine if Meta decided to run facial recognition on-device and upload the results to their advertising services
More like when they decide to do that. They want to capture and extrapolate any and all data possible from every possible source.
More like when they decide to do that. They want to capture and extrapolate any and all data possible from every possible source.
IMHO, we need strong regulation of facial recognition technology. The conversation too often focuses on law enforcement use - don't get me wrong, that is also important, but it completely ignores the risk posed by private databases.
They won't just try, they'll simply do it, by default, in the absence of proactive action preventing it.