Google Paying $5 for your face data hurry up!

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 Google is working on its next-generation smartphone that is Pixel 4 and for that, they are adopting a different approach for collecting face data from different people in order to enhance their face unlock technology in Pixel 4 smartphone.
It is a kind of unconventional method of collecting data for their research but Google is offering $5 to the people for their face data. Google employees roaming around the streets of New York for collecting face data of people

The employees ask for your permission and ask you to sign a consent form which includes the terms and conditions of using the face data of a particular people and in exchange, they will given  you $5 gift card for your face data.
This new approach of collecting data is in process in many cities of united states. The reason behind this collecting data is they want to increase the accuracy of its face unlock technology on their upcoming Pixel 4 smartphone. Many Google employees were roaming on the streets asking people for their face data.
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They collect data on a hidden camera phonecase which is very large and nobody can assume what’s in their case may be their next Pixel 4 smartphone. Once the people agreed on giving their facial scan volunteers use the selfie mode on their hidden phone and scan the individual's face from all the angles and in exchange, the Google employees offer a $5 gift card.

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