So with so much in the news about facial recognition we have headlines every

single day of new reports of how facial recognition is being used.

We have the they want to make us believe that the facial recognition for all the students at the schools.

This last headline was in China, but it was a good thing because it's for the children's safety.

We have... because it's for the children's safety.

We have a lady in Pennsylvania

that had her picture used to promote a dating site and she doesn't even know where the photo

came from and that lawsuit is still pending against Facebook and Reddit and

we have we did a story not long ago against Facebook and Reddit.

And we have, we did a story not long ago here

on chewing the fat about an officer

that ended up seeing his face used as a promo picture for a dating website and he's trying to

convince the wife that I didn't have anything to do with it. It's not me. And oh you know what? You know what I did go there for just by accident but they're using his picture for more than just that. And so I wanted to get a professional in here,

someone who actually went to school,

unlike me, and decided to actually get a law degree,

Austin Pennington, a trial attorney here in

Austin thanks for joining us today Jeff thanks for having me on happy to be here absolutely

it's good to have you now before we get into all the facial recognition which is what

I tease now since you're in Dallas, one of the things

that, I know, as we were talking before the interview started,

we talked, got into some really fascinating stuff

about the facial recognition, which we'll get into but

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