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Privacy groups claim images are stored indefinitely , even after deletion, in GDPR breach Jude Karabus Thu 27 May 2021 // 10:46 UTC Share Copy Updated Data rights groups have filed complaints in the UK, France, Austria, Greece and Italy against Clearview AI, claiming its scraped and searchable database of biometric profiles breaches both the EU and UK General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The facial recognition company, which is based in the US, claims to have “the largest known database of 3+ billion facial images”. Clearview AI s facial recognition tool is trained on images harvested from YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and attempts to match faces fed into its machine learning software with results from its multi-billion picture database. The business then provides a link to the place it found the match .

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