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The subtle ways your phone makes you hate yourself—and what Google is doing about it

Oct 1 2020 by Fast Company

What is beauty, anyway? Google hopes its new approach to selfies doesn’t lean so hard into stereotypes.

Smooth skin. Large eyes. A tapered jawline. These are the stereotypes of beauty that everything from the stock camera app found on Android phones to Instagram and Snapchat will add to your face digitally. Some will even do so without asking your permission at all, without disclosing that this person isn’t really you.

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