Note -Google user pattern recognition

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Google uses pattern recognition to make the sense of image

                       Facial detection is used and and this technology that helps Google to protect the privacy on services like Street View, where computers try to detect and then blur the faces of any people that may have been standing on the street as the Street View car drove by.
                     It is also what helps services like Google+ photos suggest that when tagging a photo or video, since it seems like there might be a face present. Facial detection won’t tell  whose face it is, but it can help to find the faces in the photos.

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