Facebook has made several changes, including privacy policy.

The fact that Facebook is sharing its information with people all over the world is not considered as fashion anymore. Rather, opening up your personal information in front of the unknown world is already being considered for the past.

So from the place of personal privacy, Facebook's 'Face Recognition' or the technology of identifying the face is being criticized. Campaigners or propagators describing the automatic method of identifying the face of a person as a threat to safety.

So all of a sudden the change in the situation is going to make some changes to Facebook's privacy policy soon. Recently, in a blog post, Mark Zuckerberg presented detailed information about this topic. According to the plan, he wants to bring Facebook's conversations into more encryption or privacy policy.

Zuckerberg said that when two people chat or post messages on Facebook, they will be encrypted in the future.

London College College, College of Communication and Power Martin Murray said Zuckerberg may have been inspired by China.

Dr. Moore was saying that to use the app that has the WeChat in China, it is necessary to spend a fixed amount now. Customers of WeChat now have 900 million or 90 million

Due to advertising that money can be earned in this method is now attracting Facebook. Martin Moore

But there is a debate on Face Recognition Technology. Many people have expressed their views that Facebook Recognition technology can be easily screwed by bringing a slight slight variation in appearance or hair.

Privacy Policy's Friedrich Kallatoner says, the security issue gives birth to two types of questions. One of the questions that is reliable to use in this type of technology is a question. And another question is, what is the use of this technology at all?

Because of these questions, there is a debate in the general public with the Facebook Recognition technology.