Facebook launches stripped-down version of Moments globally

The version released in the US would use facial recognition to sort photos based on the friends in them. You can even search their photos by their name.

The version released in the US would use facial recognition to sort photos based on the friends in them. You can even search their photos by their name. (Facebook)

Facebook has finally launched its private photo-sharing app outside of the US, but with fewer features.

The version released in the US would use facial recognition to sort photos based on the friends in them. You can even search their photos by their name.

The version released globally misses out on this feature to avoid any privacy flack. However, it does group together the pictures of the same person.