Never_Wanted
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Google just launched selfie video sign-in. You record a short video with guided head movements. Google stores it encrypted. if you get locked out, you record another one. Google compares the two. you're in. it's opt-in. account recovery only. not your primary login. now the privacy questions nobody in the launch coverage is asking: Google already has: — your search history — your location history — your YouTube watch history — your Gmail — your Google Photos, including face recognition across all your images — your voice from Google Assistant now optionally: a multi-angle biometric facial scan with liveness data. Google says the video is encrypted, used only for sign-in by default, and deletable at any time. there's an opt-in to let them use it to improve facial recognition. also worth noting: this launches the same week Google is being sued in California for using AI to generate fake reviews. the same week a German court ruled Google is liable for false information its AI generates. the same week the EU fined Google €2.4 billion. the company asking you to record your face for account recovery is having a week. your face is the one password you can never change. that's always been true. Google just asked you to store it with them.





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