[laughs] Not yet.

But facial recognition is...

Well, exactly.

But, you know, at, uh, at the moment, that is not the case, and yet facial recognition subjects you to an identity check.

You know, whether that data, whether the footage is being stored or not, you know, you go into public, your identity is checked against a database to see whether you should be stopped or not.

So it changes the relationship you have with the authorities.

The other thing is bias, racial and gender discrimination.

Help." Why is, why have we not, why do we not care more?