In the digital age, the contours of your face are no longer just yours. They’ve become data—zeros and ones—stored on distant servers, controlled by faceless tech giants. Your unique biometric identity is now owned, analysed, and exploited by technology companies you may never encounter.
Gone is the notion of personal control over your most intrinsic characteristics. To access the data we generate in the digital sphere, we must rely on these corporations, which hold the keys to our identities.
Copyright©Madras Courier, All Rights Reserved. You may share using our article tools. Please don't cut articles from madrascourier.com and redistribute by email, post to the web, mobile phone or social media.Please send in your feed back and comments to [email protected]
