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> A face is a unique identifier. Guess you’ve never heard of twins?
by jsjohnst 3y ago
> A face is a unique identifier.
Guess you’ve never heard of twins?
- skydhash 3y ago> Guess you’ve never heard of twins? Guess you’ve never heard of names? Or date of birth? Personal doesn’t mean unique.
- mapreduce 3y ago>>> A face is a unique identifier. >> Guess you’ve never heard of twins? > Guess you’ve never heard of names? Or date of birth? Personal doesn’t mean unique. Your parent commenter is contesting the "A face is a unique identifier" part. They are not contesting "A face is personal". Of course face should be PII but at the same time it is not a unique identifier, so your parent commenter is correct and you are correct too. But you are replying to an objection that was never made.
- jsjohnst 3y agoI quoted the exact part I was commenting on, maybe you missed that?