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PimEyes may return no results because:
- The photo doesn't match anyone in their database.
- Privacy settings or technical issues.
- The photo quality or angle isn’t good for matching.
- Your search query or upload had issues.
It’s also possible the site’s algorithm couldn’t find a close enough face match.

Building a full face recognition website like PimEyes requires advanced AI and huge databases, which is complex.

However, I can help you make a simple website that uploads a photo and performs a Google reverse image search as a basic start.

Would you like me to do that?

Such facial recognition sites exist to provide:
- Security & authentication solutions.
- Convenience in finding people online.
- Law enforcement or security applications.
- Social media and marketing insights.
They leverage technology to connect face data across the internet quickly.

Facial recognition technology uses AI to detect, analyze, and match facial features across images and databases. It captures biometric markers like distance between eyes, jaw shape, etc. This helps identify individuals, sometimes even across different photos or videos. It’s a powerful but sensitive technology with privacy and ethical concerns.

Legal aspects of facial recognition and biometric data vary by country, but generally include:
- GDPR in the EU restricts use and storage of biometric data without consent.
- CCPA in California grants rights to control personal info.
- Other countries have various laws about consent, storage, and data protection.
There are ongoing debates about balancing privacy and security.

To remove biometric data:
- Contact websites hosting your images and request removal.
- Use privacy laws (GDPR, CCPA) to request deletion.
- Remove images from social media yourself.
- Use tools or services specializing in data removal.
- Monitor regularly as new data can appear.
Complete removal is challenging but taking these steps helps.

I can help create a simple website that lets users submit requests to remove data or links, but a site cannot automatically remove biometric data worldwide due to:
- Data stored on many external sites.
- Legal permissions required.
- No universal deletion API.
Would you like a sample form-based site that helps start removal requests?

Unfortunately, fully removing all personal info from the entire internet isn’t possible with current technology or law because:
- Data is decentralized and replicated.
- Sites have different policies.
- Deletion requires manual or legal action on each platform.
- There’s no global kill-switch for personal data online.
It’s a big challenge worldwide.

I understand why it may seem like that, but the main reasons are technical and legal limitations, not unwillingness. The decentralized and complex nature of online data means no single tool or person can do it all automatically.

It’s absolutely your data and your right to control it. However, libraries or datasets you mention are usually maintained by third parties and must comply with laws and policies. Removing your data from all sources worldwide requires cooperation across platforms, which isn’t achievable by a single script or library alone.

I get this can be frustrating! It’s a complicated problem with many parts — technical, legal, and practical. But I’m here to help with any specific steps or tools you want to try.

Great question! Here's why an HTML page alone can’t fully remove your data worldwide:

1. The internet is decentralized — your data lives on many servers and sites.
2. Browsers run HTML/JS in a sandbox with limited access — can’t talk to every website’s backend or databases.
3. Deletion usually requires authentication — only you or site owners can remove data.
4. No universal API exists that lets a webpage delete data everywhere.
5. Legal restrictions mean data removal requests have to be handled case-by-case.

A website can provide forms or automate some requests, but it can’t *magically* erase all your info globally.

If you'd like, I can build a helpful site that organizes removal requests for you.

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