Biometrics & Privacy: Time to Faceoff or is that FaceApp?
summary
FaceApp episodes in 2019 prompt concrete claims: FaceApp uploads entire photo library (company says uploads chosen photos to AWS, deletes after 48 hours, denies mass transfer to Russia). Biometrics listed include fingerprints, face, DNA, ear shape, gait, vein and keystroke dynamics, and are called inherently identifiable. Legal specifics: Singapore PDPA treats biometrics as personal data with no right to erasure in Singapore but PDPC enforcement; India’s draft bill labels biometrics sensitive and adds a right to be forgotten; China relies on sectoral rules and guidelines. Practical moves: read privacy sections, record data holders, use regulators.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:08Biometrics
- 5:50Why Care
- 13:10Personal Data Protection Act
- 13:45Redress
- 15:40Public Agencies
- 18:02Contacting the Commissioner
- 19:12The Singapore Government
- 20:10Singapores framework
- 21:20Indias framework
- 23:48Right to Privacy
- 25:29Personal Data Protection Bill
- 27:00Exemptions
- 27:43China
- 29:37Guidelines
- 30:41Current Laws
- 32:06What Can We Do
- 32:54Read Your Privacy Policy
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