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Fadsan Technologies Private Limited on 27 Apr 21An announcement by Google, about the launch of a product that took the approach of human rights by design in the technology industry. Launch of a new celebrity recognition application program interface (API) for use in the media and entertainment industry. This API will enable Google's customers to identify celebrities in their content at a frame-by-frame to scene-by-scene level using a database of celebrity images licensed by Google. While developing this API, Google also approached consultants who can help Google by identifying, preventing, and mitigating the potential human rights impacts. As per the best software development company in Noida, this approach of Google is best practice in developing such products because of the increasing involvement of individuals in the technology usage. All IoT solutions providers are also looking forward to Google developing such APIs as these efficient APIs will help the Website development company and Companies doing mobile app development in IT Industry to provide much more evolved IoT solutions to their clients. Although as we know, it can never be possible to eliminate all human rights risks, hence with a better approach and consultation with Human Rights Consultants an API with a significantly lower human rights risk profile can be developed. Companies like India railways portfolio and fadsan portfolio will be benefitted by this API, once Google develops it in a manner that does not, hampers potential human rights impacts, such as privacy, freedom of expression, security, child rights, non-discrimination, and access to culture. As per graphics design, Applying "Service Specific Terms" to limit the use of the celebrity recognition API to professionally filmed media content. Restricting inclusion in the celebrity database to individuals whose primary profession involves voluntarily being the subject of public media attention. Implementation of an opt-out policy that allows individuals to request removal of their
