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Which factors most strongly influence the popularity of facial recognition software on mobile device?
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Abstract
Facial scanning is becoming more common as the commercial use of facial recognition technology expands. Face recognition technology, can be widely used in public security, finance, subway, airport and other important fields of natural identification. Now, the technology has also been applied to the routine outbreak control and prevention, through the form of "face recognition" to bring more convenient, safer and more accurate experience. However, with the development of technology, the drawbacks of facial recognition are gradually revealed, and people's opinions on the technology are mixed. As facial recognition is widely used in the market, protecting users' privacy information and data is becoming an increasingly important issue. In this article, this paper will discuss the different factors contributing to the popularity of facial recognition among people from five aspects, respectively from the aspects of devices and people. This paper was covered a number of parts in this article to explore what factors influence the popularity of facial recognition, racially biased, Accuracy of identification, public acceptance, Personal experience with technology, public perception of face recognition technology and Alternatives to FRS. The conclusion is that the factors which most strongly impact on FR is accuracy.
Keywords
facial recognition, mobile device, facial scanning
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Zhu,D. (2024).Which factors most strongly influence the popularity of facial recognition software on mobile device?.Advances in Engineering Innovation,11,15-23.
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