Explanation:

Facebook is phasing out its ‘facial recognition tool’, the company announced.

• Facial recognition technology can identify a person by capturing his face from a photo or video.
• The technology can work in real-time as well and relies on advanced machine learning algorithms powered by deep neural networks to identify faces and map them to an existing data base.
• While Facebook’s facial recognition tool was only being used on the platform, the company is stopping the use of the tech given its controversial nature.
• There are several privacy concerns around the deployment of such tools, especially since Facebook is such a big social network with billions of users and many photos and videos being uploaded.
• Facebook’s step back comes at a time when there is growing scrutiny of the use of facial recognition technology, especially by the police in many countries.

Hence both statements are correct.