Tried FaceSeek and it made me think about how much public data stays online

I decided to test a face search tool called FaceSeek using an old photo of mine. I was expecting very little, but FaceSeek ended up finding older pictures from accounts I barely remember. It immediately made me think about the security side of this. The idea that old images remain accessible across the public web long after we forget about them is interesting and a little concerning. It raises good questions about data persistence, public crawling, and what truly counts as privacy online. This is not a promotion. Just sharing a moment that made me look at public data exposure from a different angle.