60 Minutes on CBS just aired a segment on how face recognition technology has advanced in recent years. They even pointed out that many consumer electronics and mobile devices already have face recognition technology while showing a video of FastAccess Anywhere being used on a tablet!

We're truly honored that they liked our product and video enough to choose FastAccess Anywhere for their segment!

They covered a number of important privacy concerns with other face recognition products that we fully agree with. Here are a couple of things we'd like to clarify and expand upon:

The segment focused on how face recognition can be used to "invade" your privacy and bombard you with targeted marketing. With some face recognition products that’s true. However... FastAccess Anywhere does just the *opposite* - it helps keep your content and devices secure AND private by using your face instead of passwords. You're always in control of the face recognition and, with its strong encryption, it's virtually impossible for anyone else to ever access your face database.
The segment examines how the government is assembling a "master face database." We'd like to point out that every FastAccess Anywhere Cloud Account is it's OWN database with NO access to anyone else's biometric or credential data. Nobody can break into multiple accounts and there's no "master face database" with everybody's face in it. We take your security and privacy very seriously.

To the staff and crew over at 60 Minutes: We'd love for you to try out FastAccess Anywhere and see how cool it is. Drop us a line and we'll get you set up! Also, next time we'd like to ask that you reach out to us before using photos or video of FastAccess Anywhere so we can answer any questions your might have and officially give permission to be included in your show. Thanks!

Everyone else should head to our download page and try out the best, fastest, and most secure face recognition out there. For Windows, Android, iPad, and iPhone.

FastAccess Anywhere: Protecting your stuff, one face at a time.