This was going to be my question during the dev summit: why *don't* we do this, and improve our detection over time (and retroactively) instead of relying on user's devices?
Which is a long way of saying: +1 :)
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Sent from my phone, please excuse brevity.
Problem: while apps have face detection available from iOS and Android for use in lead image positioning/cropping, mobile web doesn't have it, and even for apps detection is quite slow, resulting in battery drain and UX-problematic slowdown, especially on low-end Android devices.With Dmitry's help, I discovered Android's face detection library sources ([1], separated out to a standalone library at [2]). This means that we can build a face detection service and supply its results to all users, be that apps, web or third parties.Thoughts?------Best regards,
Max Semenik ([[User:MaxSem]])
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