Facial recognition technology raises ethical concerns primarily related to privacy, consent, and bias. The capability to identify individuals without their knowledge can infringe upon personal privacy rights, leading to potential misuse in surveillance and law enforcement. Furthermore, the algorithms behind facial recognition may reflect inherent biases, resulting in inaccuracies and discrimination against certain demographic groups. These factors necessitate ongoing debates surrounding the ethical use of this technology and the implementation of strict regulations to govern its deployment, ensuring that it serves society without compromising individual rights.