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Policing the data should be the way forward. Just like I cannot take your PII and publish it without your consent, it should go also with your dataset of faces.
by jermaustin1 8y ago
Policing the data should be the way forward. Just like I cannot take your PII and publish it without your consent, it should go also with your dataset of faces. The only trouble I see is what constitutes a face for facial recognition vs a face that is in the background of my Instagram photo?
Take this photo I took of the Manhattan Bridge in Dumbo [1], there are a few faces in that photograph that are quiet prominent. I'm protected in the US because it is in a public place, but in the future would I need to manually blur out the faces of those who do not sign a model release?
1: https://megapickles.photo/2018/06/03/dumbo-washington-street/ https://megapickles.photo/2018/06/03/dumbo-washington-street...
- OkGoDoIt 8y agoCan you really not take PII and publish it without consent? Let’s say you found it somewhere publicly or in some other fashion where a user has not agreed to a privacy policy. I’m not saying you should do that or that it’s morally right, but are there actually legal protections against that outside of Europe?
- jjeaff 8y agoNot that I know of. As long as what you publish isn't defamatory, there is no law against publishing pii.