Gait detection makes these tricks useless.
I believe the protesters in Hong Kong in 2019 found ways to defeat gait detection.
Used the trick from the old CIA handbook, put a small, not too sharp, rock in your shoe.
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#12Reminds me of gevulot in the quantum thief
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#13Gait detection makes these tricks useless.
Last I tried, trench coats or long skirts were enough to thwart gait ID stuff.
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#14Unfortunately thwarted with a cheapo IR filter
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#16This is already obsolete. Stupid, because it gives people a false sense of how this stuff actually works in the real world. Anti-knowledge if you will. We sadly live in an age where we must be careful what we put out there.
It clearly states it's a project from 2016, that's 6 years ago. The IP test video was also uploaded in 2016. People are allowed to keep their own past projects up on their personal websites.
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#19Unfortunately thwarted with a cheapo IR filter
That also thwarts the camera's nightvision.
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#20Gait detection makes these tricks useless.
Everyone should adopt the Sandwalk from Dune fame.