Why Facebook Has One of the Biggest Face Databases

6 Oct 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief commentary, the speaker points out that companies such as Facebook have amassed some of the world’s largest facial databases simply because users routinely share their faces, fingerprints, and even iris data without giving it much thought. The speaker suggests that throughout a person’s life they are repeatedly compelled, at various levels, to provide these biometric identifiers, which collectively fuel massive data collections by tech firms.

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