- Lawsuit Accusing Facebook of Using Biometric Data Without Consent Will Move AheadIf Facebook loses against the class action suit, the company will face a massive fine. Penalties under the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act of 2008 range from $1,000 to $5,000 each time a person’s image is used without consent.
- Court's Biometrics Ruling Poses Billion Dollar Risk to Facebook, GoogleCareful who you scan.
- Google, Facebook, and the Legal Mess Over Face ScanningWho can use your face? Depends on the harm, according to two recent court cases.
- Hertz and Clear Launch Face Scans for Car RentalsDrive away with a smile.
- FBI Uses Suspect's Facial Data to Unlock iPhone"Never before have we had so many people's own faces be the key to unlock so much of their private information."
- How Companies Can Safeguard User Privacy in the Data EraThe debate over ethical security systems that use, but not abuse, personal information.
- Face ID: The 7 Most Interesting Experiences People Have Had With iPhone X's New Feature So FarTwins, sunglasses, scarves. (Oh my.)
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