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Information breaches are a part of existence? Robbery of checklist from MASSIVE privacy-annihilating facial reputation database downplayed through company

Facial-recognition instrument Clearview AI has had its consumer checklist stolen, even though the secretive company, which boasts billions of scraped footage in its archive, insists no servers had been breached and that the safety flaw is fastened.
Facial-recognition tool Clearview AI has had its client list stolen, though the secretive corporation, which boasts billions of scraped photos in its archive, insists no servers were breached and that the security flaw is fixed.

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