Maybe I'm a bit too cynical, but I guess MS isn't that heavily invested/successful in facial recognition technology, that's why it can posture like that? Becau

Maybe I'm a bit too cynical, but I guess MS isn't that heavily invested/successful in facial recognition technology, that's why it can posture like that? Because this feels a bit reminiscent of the "G-man" campaign, which might have been fun and had a point, but a point that seemingly got lost along the road of "Windows 10 as a service/storefront". At least gotta give it to MS PR: They seem to know what's on peoples minds and are rather good at trying to appeal to that.