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And now that scan could eventually end up out there someplace.

• sroussey 4y ago
  Agreed. Now they have the data to deep fake you turning your head. I hope they delete the data immediately after use.
  • notahacker 4y ago
    Frankly, of all the personally identifying data I share with my bank, a low resolution phone video of the side of my head is the least worrying. It's like worrying the government knows my mum's maiden name! In the eventuality that robust deepfake technology to provide fluid real-time animation of my head from limited data sources exists and someone actually wants to use it against me, they can probably find video content involving the side of my head from some freely available social network anyway.
    • SoftTalker 4y ago
      And, if deepfake technology becomes so easy to use, video of your face will no longer serve to identify you.
    • tacocataco 4y ago
      I've been looking to rent housing and get a new job the last few months. The amount of info I've sent strangers always worries me. At least with housing they don't ask me to input the information I've already sent them into their crappy website.
  • Philadelphia 4y ago
    The implementation I’ve seen only stores a hash based on the image analysis