What this means
In certain circumstances, to verify that a parent or guardian has consented to a child's use, Life360's identity verification vendor may collect information from or an image of a government-issued ID, or an image of you such as a selfie, which may be used with facial recognition technology.
In certain circumstances, to verify parental consent for a child, Life360's identity verification vendor may collect information from or an image of a government-issued ID or an image of you (such as a selfie), which may be used with facial recognition technology.
Why this matters
A selfie or ID image collected by an identity verification vendor may be used with facial recognition.
What the policy says
We work with an identity verification vendor that may collect information from or an image of a government-issued ID or an image of you (for example, a selfie), which may be used with facial recognition technology. (Note: the digital age of consent may vary by jurisdiction and Life360 may adjust our parental consent process accordingly.) For more information, please click here .
From Life360 Privacy Policy
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What you can do
No verified user-facing control found.
In the Life360 documents we searched for this finding, we did not verify a setting that directly changes this practice, or a wider option that reaches it.