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> you can't change your face. You can obstruct it enough to confuse OpenCV: https://cvdazzle.com/ I wonder if this is the future of fashion?
I think the future is just going to be characterized by massive, constant, widespread destruction of video cameras in public.
Besides this "regular" use-case there was recently a case when some former adult performer was doxxed using face recognition: http://fusion.net/story/295539/ntechlab-findface-facial-reco... Now, most of you probably don't care enough, only some are doing adult stuff. But let's imagine such a complete image/id database comes into hands of a bad regime. Most countries already collect and save biometric photos not even…
For someone not really familiar with the FB API, is it possible to get a list of all people in a certain city, or are data mining techniques necessary?
It is possible: https://www.facebook.com/search/114952118516947/residents/pr...
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In quite a few countries upon visiting they take a photo of your face. Some also add finger prints. You cannot obscure that photo as they won't allow you to do so. So yes this can be used against you, actually at th border it is only collected for that purpose, to be able to identify you as a possible suspect. Adding big data in the picture does make it more scary as I don't believe it is completely reliable. If you'…
As the only purpose? Isn't it a little bit more likely that they want to check the same person is using the same passport?
If a person enters a country multiple times, each time using a different passport under a different name, the government wants to know about it.
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I think the future is just going to be characterized by massive, constant, widespread destruction of video cameras in public.
And maybe the widespread adoption of burqas for everyone?
Besides this "regular" use-case there was recently a case when some former adult performer was doxxed using face recognition: http://fusion.net/story/295539/ntechlab-findface-facial-reco... Now, most of you probably don't care enough, only some are doing adult stuff. But let's imagine such a complete image/id database comes into hands of a bad regime. Most countries already collect and save biometric photos not even…
With cooperation, we can build 'revocable biometrics' that mix faces and fingerprints with a password or PIN. To revoke your biometric, simply forget your PIN.
The only thing you can do with these models is verify your claimed identity. They can't be used for search. So they're great for users, but not so great for evil establishments that want to search for terrorists or whatever in large biometrics databases.
Besides this "regular" use-case there was recently a case when some former adult performer was doxxed using face recognition: http://fusion.net/story/295539/ntechlab-findface-facial-reco... Now, most of you probably don't care enough, only some are doing adult stuff. But let's imagine such a complete image/id database comes into hands of a bad regime. Most countries already collect and save biometric photos not even…
> you can't change your face. You can obstruct it enough to confuse OpenCV: https://cvdazzle.com/ I wonder if this is the future of fashion?
> Strictly no Ad-Trackers. Strictly no Google Analytics. Otherwise attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike
Doesn't state which version of the license, and all Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike version prohibit additional restrictions.
Currently:
> As of April 28, 2016 I have revoke the Creative Commons license for these works because of projects like MegaFace.
Despite the fact that the CC license is perpetual and cannot meaningfully be revoked.
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I think the future is just going to be characterized by massive, constant, widespread destruction of video cameras in public.
And maybe the widespread adoption of burqas for everyone?