Facial recognition technology raises significant privacy concerns by enabling the identification and tracking of individuals without their consent. Its implications extend to various sectors, including law enforcement and retail, leading to potentially unethical surveillance practices. This technology can result in misidentification, especially among marginalized groups, and may create a chilling effect on free expression. Furthermore, the data collected through facial recognition can be vulnerable to breaches, posing risks to personal data security. As a result, there is increasing demand for regulatory frameworks to safeguard individual privacy rights while leveraging the benefits of this technology.