Biometric identification is a double-edged sword. On the one hand it allows for a unique way of securing your devices without the user needing to remember anything. On the other, if your biometric data gets hacked, it can't be changed like a password can. ( read original story ...)
Facebook facial recognition system scans your profile picture and images you’re tagged in
Users can now access their Facebook accounts by scanning their face. The social network has embraced facial recognition technology, and has started using a new system to help people keep their accounts secure. The social network will ask you to look into ... ( read original story ...)
Devastated teenager battles severe facial tumours after losing mother and ‘best friend’
A teenage girl battling severe facial tumours after losing her mum has spoken out about how she relies on her father for everything because she is too scared to leave her home. Rubi, 18, who lives in a small village in Lucknow, northern India, has suffered ... ( read original story ...)
Donnybrook Mother’s warning over dangerous lighter after suffering facial burns
A YOUNG mother has been left with burns to her face after a butane lighter she was using blew up and covered her in flames. Bianca Taylor, 25, was trying to turn down the height of the flame when she heard gas escaping and then a big bang. “I remember a ... ( read original ...
Global Facial Rejuvenation Market to Witness a Rise of US$ 26,585.6 Mn by 2021
According to the latest market report published by Persistence Market Research, titled ‘Global Market Study on Facial Rejuvenation: Early onset of Ageing and Rising Adoption of minimally Invasive Procedures to Drive the Market, the global facial ... ( read original story ...)
Kids with facial birth defects more prone to anxiety, depression
Washington D.C.: Kids aged 8 to 10 years with facial defects by birth showed highest levels of anxiety, depression and difficulties in peer interactions when compared to youth with craniofacial defects in middle and high schools. Some, like cleft lip and ... ( read original story ...)
Facebook to introduce facial recognition for account security
Facebook is working on a facial recognition feature to help users secure the account and verify identity, reports said. "We are testing a new feature for people who want to quickly and easily verify account ownership during the account recovery process. ( read original story ...)
Facebook to Introduce Facial Recognition to Quickly Unlock the App
Facial authentication is gaining a lot of importance in the smartphone industry these days. Since two factor authentication is not satisfactory enough to undermine the threat from the hackers the new solution is the facial recognition. Facebook to ... ( read original story ...)
Facebook to develop facial recognition for unlocking accounts, following Apple’s lead
It's an optional feature that's available only on devices that users have already used to log in. For now, it's created to help you recover an account you've lost access to, rather than to log you into Facebook normally - in other words, if someone hacks ... ( read original story ...)