Our recent article, Is this Dominica Diplomatic Passport Image an effort to Defeat Facial Recognition Software ? showed how the Commonealth of Dominica had resorted to a sketch, or drawing, of the dodgy Iranian sanctions evader, Alireza Monfared, on his diplomatic passport, rather than a photograph, in an apparent attempt to foil facial recognition software platforms.
For those readers who might have thought Dominica used the drawing because they had no photograph on hand, take a close look at Monfared's CBI passport. Yes, he has two passports issued by Dominica, one CBI, and one diplomatic. Please note that the CBI passport features a photograph. Why didn't Dominica attach that photo to his diplomatic passport ? Because it intended to confuse and mislead any facial recognition software program that accessed Monfared's diplomatic passport, when he presented it, upon arrival abroad, or when such a program compared CCTV, newsreel or other footage, to his passport image.
For those readers who might have thought Dominica used the drawing because they had no photograph on hand, take a close look at Monfared's CBI passport. Yes, he has two passports issued by Dominica, one CBI, and one diplomatic. Please note that the CBI passport features a photograph. Why didn't Dominica attach that photo to his diplomatic passport ? Because it intended to confuse and mislead any facial recognition software program that accessed Monfared's diplomatic passport, when he presented it, upon arrival abroad, or when such a program compared CCTV, newsreel or other footage, to his passport image.
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