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This facial recognition of a 17-86yo I find terrifying AF yet was removed from that sub for being “technology,” which makes it even more terrifying
Oct. 21, 2022, 10:02 a.m. | /u/MidLifeHalfHouse
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I took a few pictures of hard copy photos from film that I had of my grandmother. More info in photo link https://imgur.com/gallery/UYLlP1f
I know of this happening w children to adults, but not of teens through elderly.
This is an iPhone 12. Does that matter with this technology? I don’t know anything about it except the sense of foreboding …
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