The Daily Mail reports that social media company Facebook filed a patent called “Techniques for emotion detection and content delivery” to collect “passive imaging data” via device cameras that are not turned on, an act which experts are calling an “ethical minefield.”"
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Facebook Patent Reveals Plans to Collect Footage Through Cameras Without User Knowledge - Breitbart
Facebook Patent Reveals Plans to Collect Footage Through Cameras Without User Knowledge - Breitbart:
"A new patent filed by Facebook shows that the company may use phone, tablet and laptop cameras to spy on their users.
The Daily Mail reports that social media company Facebook filed a patent called “Techniques for emotion detection and content delivery” to collect “passive imaging data” via device cameras that are not turned on, an act which experts are calling an “ethical minefield.”"
The Daily Mail reports that social media company Facebook filed a patent called “Techniques for emotion detection and content delivery” to collect “passive imaging data” via device cameras that are not turned on, an act which experts are calling an “ethical minefield.”"
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