It's sad we have to hide from our 'elected' western government.
Hacking your face to dodge the rise of facial recognition tech
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#12The self checkout lines in walmart and target have a HD camera right in your face. I have always found these disturbing, they aren't even looking at what I'm buying. Do you guys think they are using facial recognition on these streams?
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#13but there is lots of ways to recognize people against their will, combination of height walking style, radio signals from wearables, and maybe even odor
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#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
I've read that wearing masks in public is illegal in the US. The laws that made public mask wearing illegal were from an age when the KKK used masks to hide themselves when committing violent crimes and for intimidation purposes.
It's not just illegal, I believe it's a felony in my state.
Re: Hacking your face to dodge the rise of facial recognition tech
#15I had that idea some years ago, but using instead big powerful IR LEDs around a hat or cap to create a sort of white halo around the entire head. Never tested it...
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#18"an array of tiny infrared LEDs wired to the inside of a baseball cap" I had that idea some years ago, but using instead big powerful IR LEDs around a hat or cap to create a sort of white halo around the entire head. Never tested it...
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#19Even if you can occlude your facial features, you're probably still licked if the particular implementation has gait analysis. We need to develop a fremen-style movement system to subvert the sandworms, I mean surveillance
Re: Hacking your face to dodge the rise of facial recognition tech
#20Even if you can occlude your facial features, you're probably still licked if the particular implementation has gait analysis. We need to develop a fremen-style movement system to subvert the sandworms, I mean surveillance
Still, if that means the surveillance system concludes that we're all John Cleese…