Taylor Swift has stumbled into the somewhat delicate matter of privacy concerns with her high-tech effort to identify stalkers at her spring Rose Bowl concert in California. Fans of the pop star were unknowingly monitored by facial-recognition technology at Swift’s May performance at the stadium, according to a Rolling Stone report. Downing said he was invited to attend the concert by the maker of the facial-recognition software, a technology increasingly used at large events. For Swift fans concerned about their privacy, the singer is providing a way to watch her Reputation show from home. Swift announced on Thursday that a concert film of the tour is heading to Netflix.

Source: Huffington Post December 13, 2018 16:41 UTC