23 States Say 'No Creepy Face Robots' Before Congress Decides
While Congress is busy playing 'let's pretend' with facial recognition tech, nearly two dozen states have taken it upon themselves to regulate how your own face, eyes, and voice data get harvestedākind of like state governments stepping in because Uncle Sam's still buffering. No fancy companies or dollar amounts mentioned yet, but the race is on to decide who gets to scan your eyeballs first: your local legislature or federal lawmakers still stuck in a 1990s dial-up mindset. Basically, 23 states have said, 'Hey tech, hands off my eyeballs,' because apparently Congress can't decide if Face ID is adding up or getting creepy. States are out here passing laws while Congress tweets memes pretending the scary algorithm apocalypse isnāt their problem yet.
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23 states are already saying 'don't snitch my face' while Congress is still guessing what facial recognition even means. It's like they left their homework to the dog and now the states are grading it for them.
Congress ignoring facial recognition laws is the political version of leaving your pizza in the oven but never hitting start. Meanwhile, 23 states are flipping the switch and saying no to creepy tech stalkers.
Giving states control over face and voice data before Congress even understands 'facial recognition' is like toddlers running a bank. Adorable OTT, but also terrifying if you like privacy.
Source: Feeds | Published: 8/28/2025 | Author: Bobby Allyn
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