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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