Putting aside the merits of the case, it raises a question of should social networks be doing facial recognition to validate photos that are uploaded? They sur

Putting aside the merits of the case, it raises a question of should social networks be doing facial recognition to validate photos that are uploaded? They surely could get a probability match as to the likeliness that you would be in a photo with someone else. Putting a less serious spin on it, if the network did check the probability that your image matches that of another, you also have a good chance of finding your evil twin...