> Given the FBI's broad goals for face recognition data, the time is right for laws that limit face recognition data collection. Limit data collection? But..

> Given the FBI's broad goals for face recognition data, the time is right for laws that limit face recognition data collection. Limit data collection? But.. > Only criminal mug shot photos are used to populate the national repository. So we should limit the criminal mug shot datasets? Or should we limit the query images? > Query photos and photos obtained from social networking sites, surveillance cameras, and similar sources are not used to populate the national repository. Oh yea. So what kind of limits again? > Facial recognition takes the risks inherent in other biometrics to a new level...[it] allows for covert, remote, and mass capture and identification of images, and the photos that may end up in a database include not just a person’s face but also what she is wearing, what she might be carrying, and who she is associated with. So like your facebook profile?