Hello Class,Although biometrics has many security and authentication benefits, its broad use also presents questions and possible issues for society. The following are some of the main concerns with biometrics, especially concerning the loss of biometric records.Privacy Concerns: The collection of biometric data, such as fingerprints, facial features,or iris scans, can be perceived as invasive, raising concerns about how individuals' unique physical characteristics are being recorded and stored without their explicit consent. Biometric technologies, particularly facial recognition, can facilitate pervasive surveillance in public spaces, leading to a loss of personal privacy as individuals may bemonitored without their knowledge or consent.Ethical Dilemmas. Many people may be unaware of the full consequences of giving their biometric information. Ethical issues may arise from a person's failure to give theirinformed consent, particularly if they are not fully informed about the uses and security of their data. Moral conundrums exist when biometric data is misused for tracking or profiling specific people (Howell 2017). Unintended consequences could result from using biometric data for reasons other than those for which it was initially intended