D-ID, short for De-Identification, uses advanced deep learning and image processing technologies to render images unrecognizable to facial recognition algorithms.

Founded in 2017, the company uses propriety software to remove biometric data from photos and videos.

The new firm says its technology can identify individuals in population centers and contend with facial coverings, poor lighting, long-distance identification, and difficult angles.

Microsoft said the probe would center on determining whether AnyVision's applications of face, body, and object-recognition comply with Microsoft's ethical principles against facial recognition for mass surveillance.

DeepGestalt is a deep learning technology created by a team of Israeli and American researchers and computer scientists at the Boston-based FDNA company.

Face.com, the leader in online face recognition technology, yesterday released the production version of their iPhone camera app, KLIK 1.0. KLIK uses real-time mobile face recognition to automatically detect faces, and even identify friends in photos allowing users to easily tag and share photos of their friends.

Face.com is an Israeli startup founded in 2008 that provides websites and mobile apps with code to implement face recognition. So far, Face.com, which is free and is used by Facebook and Twitter, has recognized or detected 35 billion faces.