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Social Media like Facebook hand over your looks to the government / enforcement agencies around the world.
You make that selfie of you smiling with a pint in your hand at the pub watching the football?
There you go, hundred plus Agencies around the world know your name and likeness from that picture.
Is this a good thing or bad thing?
I don't know values we grew up with saying this is bad and that is good, seem to no longer apply.
These internet changes are coming. It’s inevitable. Prepare for them, accept them, ignore them; those are you choices.
i personally do not, so i am safe from face scanning technologies.
.....but on the other hand, there is a good chance most people have used their credit/debit cards for purchases so if they really wanted to track you down it'd already be pretty easy to do so