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Briefing watchdog said. According to the article, Clearview was founded in 2017 with the backing of investors like PayPal and Palantir billionaire Peter Thiel. It quietly built up its database of faces from images available on websites like Instagram, Facebook, Venmo and YouTube and developed facial recogn

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b threats that occurred in Fargo last week. The threats, none of which were deemed credible, targeted Fargo South High School (on two occasions), a Walmart on 52nd Avenue S., and three other businesses. The article noted that the Fargo police said the FBI is taking over the investigation due to the orig