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A startup boasted on Tuesday that it had created a technology to recognize people’s faces from photos posted online, causing a stir among some privacy advocates who worry about the implications of automated matching.

Web facial matching stirs privacy worries

The idea that something online is private is absurd. If you don’t like it, don’t put your face online.

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