Google is working on a face recognition app, which leads to your personal information? (update: Google says "No")

By Vlad Savov posted Mar 31 2011 2:39 PM before we all get in a trouble in, Google was out very diligently, that face detection it developed app itself is working on strict opt-in basis. That, and putting together determine your name, phone number and e-Mail address in a handy grid, not means to find all Facebook, Flickr, and the rest of Google large hordes of Internet knowledge if you do not want to scan you it will. Ok? So now relax, everything is in order. Seriously, Google's latest research venture sounds like a dashing stride in a minefield of privacy concerns as faces of the people now there identify it and provide all important information about them should use. Project manager says Hartmut Neven, whose undertaking was never swallowed vision by Google in 2006 the team is very careful in fear is addressed as it people more apt, but he have insists a face recognition and data mining app really great value exists. Great value for the Web application user, perhaps, but we would just rather keep business cards, if you us questions.

Update: Google has put out make it clear that there are no plans yet introduce functionality of such without "a strong privacy model in place." More importantly, is described but the link of facial recognition personal data as "Inventions of the reporter" instead of something, which actively keeps track of the company.

View the original article here