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— Joshua Brustein How Yahoo Killed Flickr and Lost the Internet Gizmodo |  Yahoo saw Flickr as a database of photos, not a community of photographers.

Mr. Zuckerberg said Tuesday that initially, photos posted on Instagram, which Facebook owns, would not be part of the database of photos that can be searched.

It would not be a big stretch, Mr. Davis said, to pass legislation creating a database of photos of all the parents in the country who are suspected of abducting their children, then comparing those photos to drivers' license records.

The observation log, which has a database of photos from scientists and concerned citizens alike, has been instrumental in monitoring the disease and will be crucial in ultimately determining the underlying causes.

The free app lets parents compile a miniature mobile database of photos and written descriptions of a child right on the phone — where the information can be quickly pulled up and shared with police should that child ever go missing.

Since Fotopedia is a structured database of photos.

Using facial-recognition software to match databases of photos with images from security cameras in public spaces and private buildings can help law enforcement agencies spot and track dangerous criminals.

Owing to the model's internal database, thousands of photos can be searched in-camera by event, date, smile or face, including children and infants; displayed in calendar or chronological views; organized in folders; and shared as slide shows or fun scrapbooks.

Once a database of digital photos is in place, a current photo could also be required when requesting an absentee ballot, an area where election fraud is much more likely to occur.

"It analyzes a selfie or uploaded photo, compares it to a massive database of celebrity photos to find matches, and finally gives you a 'twinning percentage' for your top five look-alikes," according to Popsugar, which developed the tool.

Gogobot then went on to leverage its user-generated database of travel photos in a smart partnership with Flipboard that would turn its photos into sleek, geo-tagged postcards, like a travel scrapbook.