I think that most of them will be worried not bcause privacy but bcause someone is comparing their "real photos" to their "profile photos"!

This is creepy.

don't wanna be a party pooper here...but IT IS illegal to take a persons' photo without their consent . Interesting stalker behavior and skills taken to the idea of "art" .

Pretty scary

I think a girl opposite me on the subway a few weeks ago might have taken my picture. She might have just been surfing on the internet but the camera was directed straight at me. But what are you gonna do? Ask someone to show the pictures on their phone?

This is scary, controversial, borderline illegal stuff!

The first time I got seriously alarmed was when I uploaded a couple hundred photos on gmail and it recognized the faces of all my friends within 2 or 3 seconds. I don't post any photos anywhere ever since.

The person who took these photos and publicized them here can be sued like flip. I hope that happens, and soon.

Moscow and St Petersburg subway lighting make us all looks sick and tired...

Guy spends 6 weeks taking 100 pictures, then posts 3 finds, where's the rest?

.....And who really cares-unless you got hold of their credit card numbers and information that they did not put on social media?!

Now one's fizgog can leave as much traceable evidence as a fingerprint or DNA. We must now guard our face as diligently as the RFID chip on our debit cards. How long before some enterprising entrepreneur makes a million selling custom face-masks: don't leave home without it.

In what kind of way are the results scary? The impression that the title makes would be far more realistic if there was a really high contrast between the the real life photos and the photos, uploaded from the users themselfs. Actually, most of the pictures correspond exactly to the real ones, so I don't seem to find something shoking or scary. This would be an interesting social experiment, based on the critique of the modern society and its abuse of technology...

This one made me sad. Those people are just staring at their phones

Just wear a wooden leg, fake moustache+beard and an eyepatch. No one will notice ... yo ho ho ya ha haaaarrr :)

I don`t feel comfortable with the idea that a stranger is taking a photo of me without me noticing, publishing it on some website or other and then - to top it off - run a recognition software over the photo. I wouldn`t call that art...i´d just call it creapy

Oh! First, former porn actress to declassify, and now just passers-by. The man who started doing it, the same idiot as those who started to do it in the first case. And certainly does not make sense is when peers and PR. In general, it is nothing more than a listing service. Which in addition to search people and yet you have added to your base.

This is but a tiny fraction of ordinary people with Wannabe Dreams.

4 makes me feel stuff

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Whats so scary about that? They dont look THAT different. Plus, lights in the metro are cruel :D

What's so scary about results again?

i only noticed that men look the same in both pictures but women look totally different. Make up does majic