Connecticut wants Facebook meeting over privacy

Connecticut's Attorney General is concerned over Facebook's use of facial recognition technology to identify users and has requested a meeting with Facebook officials to discuss ways to alleviate those concerns. Attorney General George Jepsen said in a letter to Facebook earlier this week that the ...

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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Connecticut's Attorney General is deeply concerned over Facebook's use of facial recognition technology to identify users and has requested ...

• Connecticut wants Facebook meeting over privacy


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Attorney General George Jepsen said in a letter to Facebook earlier this week that the world's No. 1 Internet social network appeared to have overlooked ...

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