A leaked internal document reveals a major tech company’s plans to integrate advanced facial recognition technology into its widely used consumer devices, raising concerns among privacy advocates. The proposal outlines how the system would operate continuously in the background, collecting biometric data for authentication and personalized services. Critics argue the move could normalize mass surveillance and erode user trust, especially given past controversies over data misuse. The company has not yet confirmed whether the initiative will proceed, leaving questions about its potential impact on digital privacy standards.
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