The scary app could allegedly identify a user of Facebook by pointing a camera at them. Here's what to do.
Facebook has come under fire over a terrifying facial recognition tool that was tested on itsFacebook is under fire again, and this time over a terrifying facial recognition app that was tested on its employees. According to , the tool used real-time facial recognition to identify a person by simply pointing a smartphone’s camera at them.
Facebook has confirmed that it did develop the app, but denied that it could identify users of the social network. published a statement, which read:"As a way to learn about new technologies, our teams regularly build apps to use internally.
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