The implications of facial recognition technology for privacy are significant and multifaceted. While it can enhance security and streamline processes—for instance, in law enforcement and personal device access—it raises serious concerns regarding surveillance and data misuse. Unauthorized tracking and identification of individuals can occur, leading to potential violations of personal privacy. Additionally, issues of bias and accuracy in facial recognition systems can disproportionately affect marginalized communities. These implications necessitate careful regulation to balance technological benefits with fundamental privacy rights.