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Facebook's Meta to continue use of facial recognition feature: Report

The Facebook company now known as Meta announced this week that it is shutting down the Face Recognition system on Facebook.  Meta stated that this is part of a company-wide move to...

American facial recognition company Clearview AI has breached the privacy of Australians by scraping biometric information from the Internet and relea...

Facebook this week announced that it will no longer deploy facial recognition technologies on its platform, but the social network's parent company, Meta, said that the commitment does not apply to its metaverse products

Facebook this week announced that it will no longer deploy facial recognition technologies on its platform, but the social networks parent company, Meta, said that the commitment does not apply to its metaverse products Much to the delight of privacy advocates and critics of facial recognition systems, Facebook on Monday said it will shut down its Face Recognition tool and delete the collected facial templates of more than a billion people.

Roger McNamee, a previous advisor to the tech CEO, called for misuse of users data to be seen as unethical as child labour while speaking at the Lisbon Tech Summit yesterday.

Facebook will no longer be deploying facial recognition technology. Its parent company, Meta, however, will still continue to do this. Learn more.

Users of the social network will have their face data deleted, Facebook's parent company Meta has announced, but it is less clear what will happen with the AI algorithms trained on that data

The Facebook company now known as Meta announced this week that it is shutting down the Face Recognition system on Facebook. Meta stated that this is part of a company-wide move to limit the use of facial recognition technology in its products.

Luchezar/iStock (NEW YORK) -- Meta, the newly named parent company of Facebook, announced Tuesday that it was shutting down its use of a facial recognition system on its social media platform. The announcement comes after mounting pressure from advocacy groups concerned about privacy issues, allegations of racial bias in algorithms and additional concerns related to how artificial intelligence technology identifies people's faces in pictures. It also notably comes amid renewed scrutiny of t...