Live Facial Recognition is a technology that scans faces in real time, typically from video feeds such as CCTV cameras, and instantly compares them against a database of known individuals. This process allows for immediate identification or verification of people as they move through public or private spaces. It is commonly used for security, law enforcement, and access control purposes. While effective in enhancing safety, live facial recognition also raises privacy and ethical concerns due to the continuous monitoring and potential misuse of personal data.