Ever AI Reportedly Deceived Customers about FRT Use in App

April 1, 2019

Ever AI, now rebranded as Paravision AI, is under scrutiny for reportedly concealing the integration and use of facial recognition technology within their application. This technology facilitated the sale of customers' data to various businesses, a controversial business model deemed an egregious privacy infraction by critics.

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Alleged deployer: ever-ai
Alleged developer: ever-ai
Alleged harmed parties: ever-ai-users

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