Abstract
The article examines the legal status of face recognition devices in modern Ukrainian legislation. This issue is complex because these devices use biometric personal data of a person. Given that biometric personal data have certain properties – namely, the inability to change them at this technological level of human development, there is a need to protect the collected data more carefully than other personal data. Businesses quickly realized the benefits of this type of identification and verification. That is why the development of face recognition systems is growing all over the world, but a specialized legal framework is needed to regulate it.
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