Re:Texas Sues Google for Collecting Biometric Data Without C...
by dkarl on Friday October 21, 2022 @10:53AM
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> sounds like iris or fingerprint scans, when it's just... what people's faces and voices look and sound like
It's important to point out the important difference, which is that fingerprints are considered uniquely identifying for practical purposes, and are commonly used to identify individuals by automated security mechanisms and by law enforcement, whereas faces are considered uniquely identifying for practical purposes, and are commonly used to identify individuals by automated security mechanisms and by law enforcement.
It's important to point out the important difference, which is that fingerprints are considered uniquely identifying for practical purposes, and are commonly used to identify individuals by automated security mechanisms and by law enforcement, whereas faces are considered uniquely identifying for practical purposes, and are commonly used to identify individuals by automated security mechanisms and by law enforcement.