Quote from: coolcoinz on Today at 11:45:08 AM

Quote from: c_atlas on August 10, 2020, 06:52:30 PM

Facial recognition? How much more of your data are you willing to give up?

People who implement chips inside their bodies would say all of it.
Privacy is an important thing in my life so I wouldn't choose to use my face image instead of something simple like 2fa. You can overdo it with security just like with everything else.

Most of the people are uploading their images on social media platforms which the companies can then sell to data analytic companies which even have access to your uploaded pictures, even the ones that you have made private on your Facebook account. Now a days, there have been an option to change privacy settings on most of the social media platforms but this wasn't present before and also the custom privacy settings are set to all data sharing by default unless you edit these settings. So most of the companies that brought the data from social media companies would already be having everyone's face data.
2fa is also the option that a lot of people these days are adapting to and is a lot secure than the traditional passwords as a single barrier to your account security. With more people activating 2fa there will be a lot less account hacks in the future.