The privacy implications of facial recognition technology are significant, raising concerns about surveillance, data security, and personal freedoms. While it offers benefits in security and convenience, the potential for misuse, such as unauthorized tracking or profiling, poses risks to individual privacy. Concerns also arise around accuracy and biases in algorithms, which can lead to wrongful identifications. Legal frameworks regarding data protection and privacy are necessary to address these implications and ensure that facial recognition technology is used ethically while protecting citizens' rights.