How do I get rid of the Faces name when viewing photos?

Cassie Cookie wrote:

I just saw in another community that to stop seeing the Face Names on The page listed for only tells you the virtues of Faces, not how to get rid of them.

It is the last sentence of this paragraph:

"Identify and dame people in individual photos:"

1. Double-click a photo to open it.
2. Do one of the following:
• Choose View > Show Face Names. Click the name (or “unnamed”) under a face, type a name, then press Return (or choose a name that appears as you type).
• Click the Info button in the toolbar. Click the Add button , drag the circle to position it over the face if necessary, click the Name field, type a name, then press Return.You can click the Add button multiple times to identify multiple faces in a photo. To remove a name that you added to a face, click the Remove button on the person.
• Double-click the photo to open it, then scroll down to People. Double-click the photo under People, click Add Name in the toolbar, then type a name in the Name field (or choose a name that appears as you type). Click the Next button, then click Done.

To stop showing face names in photos, choose View > Hide Face Names.

By default the faces circles will not be displayed, only, if you enable them to show in the View menu.

You can turn this off in the Info Panel. Just click on the little triangle beside Faces

This command?

That's in the Photos.app. A different app from iPhoto, where you posted...

If you are using Photos for Mac, see this help page how to handle the faces in Photos: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/photos/view-photos-by-whos-in-them-phtad9d 981ab/mac