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Omoggle - website where users give biometric date in "face-comparison" matches while system continously scans it for rating

It works like omegle, but users stay silent and strive to go for the highest rating of their face.

Privacy policy says they dont store or sell data, but who knows
omoggle.com/privacy


Omoggle — 1v1 Face Arena

Omoggle is a live face-rating and 1v1 arena game where players compete, climb ELO, unlock ranks, and battle for the leaderboard.
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yellerbadger
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yellerbadger
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The early 2000s internet where people knew better than to give up their privacy for useless internet points feels so long ago. Someone should make bets on prediction markets how long before we find out Zuck/Thiel/etc buy that data or they get breached and it ends up on the dark web.
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ultimate_worrier
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ultimate_worrier
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Or it’s for ICE. Pokémon Go was notoriously a CIA backed world-scanning initiative disguised as a game.
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posturemaxxing
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posturemaxxing
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man i literally just saw a video on youtube about a guy who used inspect element network tab and found that they store your face in a database to rate you when it could have all been handled client side
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