Meta recently conducted an international test of two new facial recognition tools, one aimed at combating scams using famous person likenesses and another for helping people regain access to compromised accounts. This move has sparked concerns about the company's track record in the facial recognition space.The primary concern is whether Meta's approach addresses the root issues surrounding facial recognition technology, such as privacy violations and potential misuses. Critics argue that the company must reevaluate its methods and consider more robust safeguards to protect users' rights.While the new tools may show promise in preventing scams, it remains unclear how they will be implemented oegulated. It is essential to have a thorough discussion about the implications of facial recognition technology and establish clear guidelines for its use across industries.