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Understanding Facial Detection, Characterization, and Recognition Technologies and Privacy Principles for Facial Recognition Technology in Commercial Applications

Posted on September 20, 2018June 25, 2025 by Dissent

Brenda Leong writes:

Today, FPF publishes the infographic Understanding Facial Detection, Characterization, and Recognition Technologies along with Privacy Principles for Facial Recognition Technology in Consumer Applications.

These resources will help businesses and policymakers better understand and evaluate the growing use of face-based biometric technology systems when used for consumer applications.  Facial recognition technology can help users organize and label photos, improve online services for visually impaired users, and help stores and stadiums better serve customers.  At the same time, the technology often involves the collection and use of sensitive biometric data, requiring careful assessment of the data protection issues raised. Understanding the technology and building trust are necessary to maximize the benefits and minimize the risks.

Read more on Future of Privacy Forum.

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