ID.me backtracks and says it does in fact use "1:many facial recognition" across large databases, a practice that's more "problematic" than "1:1 face matching" (Tonya Riley/CyberScoop) - TechnW3

ID.me backtracks and says it does in fact use "1:many facial recognition" across large databases, a practice that's more "problematic" than "1:1 face matching" (Tonya Riley/CyberScoop) - TechnW3

Tonya Riley / CyberScoop:
ID.me backtracks and says it does in fact use “1:many facial recognition” across large databases, a practice that's more “problematic” than “1:1 face matching”  —  Identity verification company ID.me uses a type of powerful facial recognition that searches …

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