I don't see whats the problem here. A company has an international market. In one country, where they probably don't have a law against facial recognition, doe

I don't see whats the problem here. A company has an international market. In one country, where they probably don't have a law against facial recognition, does research on facial recognition in their product. In their home market, they are asked if they do Facial Recognition in their product, which probably meant in the USA, and they rightfully said they don't. The most likely scenario is that the spokesperson is not even aware that on one market they do facial recognition _research_. Seems like a manufactured outrage over nothing.