Facebook is the largest photo-sharing site in the world. Recently, Facebook started using Tag Suggestions, which uses face-recognition software to suggest people’s names to tag in pictures without their permission. Let’s take a look at how the software works, privacy concerns and some tips on how to avoid unwanted tagging.
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Nice tips! Face recognition software is awesome for law enforcement, but privacy issues and concerns are growing all the time. Thanks for the info.
Thank you very much for the info. Being tagged is annoying!
Nice states. Thanks for the handy steps and instructions on how to disable face-tagging – not everyone on Facebook would know about it. Personally, I loved the last part the most “Simple steps for combating the unwanted…”. Will look forward to more on this.