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In the movies and on TV, they always have to 'ask for the tapes'. Wonder how it really works now - the NSA already has it all?
If those cameras have any kind of outside accessibility over a network, the NSA is probably just one of many with potential access.
Basically every city in the UK (not technically in the EU since Jan) have it, that's 72 right there. Is this meant to be a secret?
The article is about using Machine Learning on the video feeds, not that there are video feeds. And the issue at hand is that ML algorithms can have racial bias in the classifications.
US has more, per-capita? https://www.precisesecurity.com/articles/Top-10-Countries-by... USA has 1 camera for every 6 or 7 people?
* Brussels * Kortrijk * Prostějov * Prague * Mannheim * Marbella * Nîmes (FR) * Nice (FR) * Cannes (FR) * Roubaix (FR) * Marseille (FR) * Toulouse (FR) * Yvelines (FR) * Warsaw
Any correlation with the local political color?
I think the desire to monitor like this tends to be more about human nature and less about a given political ideology.
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The idea that you should lose any form of privacy the moment you step outside your home is an extremely dangerous one. The reasons we value privacy do not suddenly cease to apply because you live a normal life. Also, the evidence that CCTV is effective at deterring or solving crime is debatable. There is a plausible alternative theory that it simply moves the crime around. That is OK for you if you live and work in "…
So if all the parts of town had CCTV then it would be better right?
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Curious, do the French people consider Macron a right winger?
France has more than just two political parties. Macron started as a centrist populist with his own party, but has leaned to the right with his actions since coming to office.
Basically every city in the UK (not technically in the EU since Jan) have it, that's 72 right there. Is this meant to be a secret?
The article is about using Machine Learning on the video feeds, not that there are video feeds. And the issue at hand is that ML algorithms can have racial bias in the classifications.
Do you happen to know, is this the same thing or an earlier (non ML) version?
https://www.romfordrecorder.co.uk/news/facial-recognition-te...
* Brussels * Kortrijk * Prostějov * Prague * Mannheim * Marbella * Nîmes (FR) * Nice (FR) * Cannes (FR) * Roubaix (FR) * Marseille (FR) * Toulouse (FR) * Yvelines (FR) * Warsaw
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You have no expectation of privacy in public or on state owned areas (roads, walkways, squares, parks).
So you're fine with your everyday movements logged and published online? After all, to go anywhere you'll need to step public roads, so you have no expectation of privacy.
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The idea that you should lose any form of privacy the moment you step outside your home is an extremely dangerous one. The reasons we value privacy do not suddenly cease to apply because you live a normal life. Also, the evidence that CCTV is effective at deterring or solving crime is debatable. There is a plausible alternative theory that it simply moves the crime around. That is OK for you if you live and work in "…
So if all the parts of town had CCTV then it would be better right?