NetChoice, which represents online commerce companies and advocates, has announced it is pleased with the results of the latest National Telecommunications & Information Association (NTIA) facial-recognition discussion, Multichannel News reports. The NTIA discussion aimed to “vet two proposed privacy best practices for facial recognition,” the report states. “Today was extremely productive as a diverse group of stakeholders made clear steps toward establishing facial-recognition technology policies and regulations that foster transparency, control and closure," said NetChoice’s Carl Szabo, CIPP/US. "I think we all agree that companies using facial-recognition technologies should provide people with meaningful control when their facial image data is shared with others,” he added.
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