Your face is being scanned, stored, and searched - often without your knowledge or consent.
Who Owns Your Face is the definitive guide to the rise of facial recognition technology, how it works, where it is being deployed (by police, retailers, social media, and governments), its serious accuracy problems and biases, and the growing battle over privacy, civil liberties, and who controls this powerful surveillance tool.
From Clearview AI's massive scraped database to real-world cases of false arrests, retail tracking, and authoritarian export, this book explains the technology, the risks, the legal vacuum, and what individuals and societies can still do to reclaim control over our most personal biometric data.
Essential reading for anyone concerned about privacy and freedom in the age of AI surveillance.