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You don't need an Id. For example, you can crawl the internet for selfies and then try and tie that face with the person it belongs to. With enough datasets you
by charcircuit 6mo ago
You don't need an Id. For example, you can crawl the internet for selfies and then try and tie that face with the person it belongs to. With enough datasets you can start to put together a database of relevant people enough that it's okay to do deeper validation for the people you did not collect a face for.
- pjc50 6mo ago> you can crawl the internet for selfies and then try and tie that face with the person it belongs to Yeeeah .. this is not the sort of thing that GDPR ought to allow, though.
- ben_w 6mo agoIn addition to being illegal under GDPR, that's not going to work very well. I don't look like the other people whose name I share. Famously, neither does this guy: https://iammarkzuckerberg.com https://iammarkzuckerberg.com