Facial recognition, biometrics largely accepted in tech, but some remain wary of certain uses

Spokeo analyzed advances in biometrics and their adoption, citing studies, surveys, and news coverage of the growing trend.

Paxtyn Merten

Posted 4/2/24

Spokeo analyzed advances in biometrics and their adoption, citing studies, surveys, and news coverage of the growing trend.

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