A teachers' protest in Astana's Akimat over "Face Recognition" ended in arrests. On November 4, about 30 representatives of sports clubs, creative studios and training centers arrived at Ekamet of Astana. The Municipal Ministry of Education said that an initial meeting with officials was not agreed upon, but the employees of the Department of Education and the Additional Education Center had a conversation with the audience and explained to them why the system presents an "identity card". According to sources, after the meeting, the participants continued to express disagreement and violate public order. For this reason, the officers brought citizens to the Saryarka police station to investigate the circumstances. As far as some citizens are concerned, official warnings have been issued, the Ministry of Education said. Opponents of Facebook's identification initiative oppose it for two reasons. First, the system is not perfect and takes into account the presence of the children's clubs, there may be failures, which is a loss for entrepreneurs. Second, equipment maintenance threatens to become a new cost for businesses in the field of further education. Third, parents and club owners are not sure about the security of information about children. The media wrote that the entrepreneurs did not explain who would get access to the information and how it would be protected. The owner of a children's organization lost 8 children because of Facebook identification. Does anyone need to see the children's geolocation? & #33;.