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If your ex-boyfriend took your personal photos and published them on the web? Do you want to know who you look like? Do you want to know if someone has copied your photos or your site? Today, thanks to Google's advanced image search, you can do it in less than 30 seconds (but you have to use the Firefox or Chrome browser on your PC, NO Internet Explorer); or you can see who your photo is compared to based on facial recognition technology (you'll see some good ones!). This video explains how to search for a person via photo : Or here is the written procedure on how to exploit image search on Google: 1-2011-07-13_1730 From the images section, click the small camera on the right and 2 possibilities will appear: upload the photo to verify or copy the URL of the photo found on the web.

2-2011-07-13_1731 Copy and paste the /URL file and in a few seconds you will see wh Austria WhatsApp Number List o used your photo on the web, where they used it and you will also find photos similar to the one you were looking for. In this specific case, through facial recognition technology (the same one launched by Facebook a few weeks ago) it finds me other black and white photos similar to the one I use in my blog. 3-2011-07-13_1734 You can use “public” photos that you have disclosed or check private photos that should NOT be in the spider. At the moment automatic recognition seems perfectable to me (do I really look like these Asian hierarchs?? I'm getting old.




However the road towards the automatic identification of people using digital photos is paved. Before uploading photos to Facebook / web, better think twice! You could find your photos copied by strangers and spread on the web! For more tips on image SEO, read the post on how to optimize images .We have already addressed the topic of Facebook vs Google (which sparked a certain debate on Linkedin). For the first time ever, a digital company ( Google Inc. ) reached 1 billion visitors on its sites in May 2011. We continue to do so as we often hear about the 700 million Facebook users poised to become one billion worldwide. But according to data from comScore , Google has already reached the fateful threshold. At least considering “all” his websites. Google: The largest network of websites The graph provided by comScore shows the number of unique visitors to the sites belonging to each network over the past year.