Thanks for sharing these two links, @TheoryNumber3. I will visit them.

Some people pay little attention to this concern, but it is a serious one. Not just facial recognition, but the fact that there are crooks out there just looking for opportunities to steal your home, your car, your identity, your unborn baby and anything else that's not nailed down. We should not be helping them.

This site examines some of the potential dangers of sharing way too much information: [pleaserobme.com]

Not always rational if you give away your life to social media

I find it odd that people are so concerned about privacy and yet are willing to share the most intimate details of the latest fight they have had with their boyfriend...

Seems also that so many are trying so hard to gain their 15 minutes of fame and blogs are seeking thousands of subscribers to some pretty inane personal information.

To be honest, I think people think they are worthy of having their privacy invaded...in fact, most people don't really care...what is so private that others want other than financial gain via gaining access to your credit card number or social security number?

With cameras everywhere, and so many people, do you think an every day person is even going to be more than just a blip on a screen?

I use facial recognition to open my phone...it knows it is me with glasses, contacts, sunglasses...I think it is pretty cool technology. I go to the airport and I skip through the line with facial recognition. I am a nobody, so it doesn't bother me one bit.