Carl Szabo

NetChoice

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Policy counsel for NetChoice, a trade association representing eCommerce businesses including Facebook, AOL, Yahoo!, Google, and Lyft; adjunct professor of privacy law at the George Mason University School of Law

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The features that make up your face are unique to you, just like your fingerprints. Think of it as your "faceprint."

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The features that make up your face are unique to you, just like your fingerprints. Think of it as your "faceprint."

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Facebook and Google aren’t the only companies using Face Recognition technology. It’s a tool of law enforcement, commercial enterprises—and even churches.

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Facebook and Google aren’t the only companies using Face Recognition technology. It’s a tool of law enforcement, commercial enterprises—and even churches.

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Edward Snowden's revelations about Internet spying by the National Security Agency put pressure on the Obama White House.

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Edward Snowden's revelations about Internet spying by the National Security Agency put pressure on the Obama White House.

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