http://www.economist.com/node/21524829
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IF YOUR face and name are anywhere on the web, you may be recognised whenever you walk the streets—not just by cops but by any geek with a computer. That seems to be the conclusion from some new research on the limits of privacy. - unquote
If any photo of yours is on the net somewhere, the chances that you will be recognised anywhere in the world is very high, thanks, intrusively, to the face recognition s/w on the web.
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