NSA building database of photos for facial recognition project
Photos drawn from online sources, such as Facebook and other social media
The US National Security Agency (NSA) is building a database of photos drawn from online sources, such as Facebook, as well as private communications tapped by the NSA, as part of a facial recognition...
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