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I am fully aware that these algorithms use reference points on your face. I'm still not pleased with that data getting passed around. As for the part of my com
by TeaDude 5y ago
I am fully aware that these algorithms use reference points on your face. I'm still not pleased with that data getting passed around.
As for the part of my comment in parentheses; I'm graciously awaiting the facial equivalent of "passwords in plaintext on the server". It's rather uncommon these days but I can almost guarantee it'll happen at least once.
- treesknees 5y agoMy point is that generalizing it as a "webcam image on a server" is not only disingenuous, it's incorrect. It's not from the webcam, it's not an image, and it's not on any server except your own local device. Unless you have an example of a company doing this, which I did ask for. As far as I know companies are not storing that data in the cloud, at least the major ones I'm aware of.