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Facial recognition technology could revolutionize everyday life. But at what cost? Here's everything you need to know: How does the technology work?It scans faces, either in person or on a photograph, and measures distinguishing facial features such as eye position, eyebrow shape, and nostril angle. This creates a distinctive digital "faceprint" — much like a fingerprint — which the system then runs through a database to check for a match.

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