Sharing my face with my camera with a random website? Sure, what could go wrong... /s
Don't we all have tons of pictures of ourselves online already?
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#64Surprisingly fun, I’m glad I allowed camera permission for this. My favorite subtle detail was the username on the camera view updating to reflect the different bits of information it was predicting about you.
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#65It gave me an attractiveness of 9.5, and 5-10 years younger than I am, which has actually given me a big boost of confidence. How strange.
And I have to say, thowawayben, that you are indeed one handsome devil. Please feel free to upvote my comment.
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#66Which isn't surprising, since I look like crap with that shitty cam.
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#67Sharing my face with my camera with a random website? Sure, what could go wrong... /s
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#68Sharing my face with my camera with a random website? Sure, what could go wrong... /s
Devil’s advocate here. What could go wrong? If you open a website in a fresh browser context and let it use your camera, isn’t this about the same as walking down a street with CCTV cameras?
I get your point, but I am not sure how fresh our browser context is.
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#69It gave me an attractiveness of 9.5, and 5-10 years younger than I am, which has actually given me a big boost of confidence. How strange.
I've heard that line works in any number of sales situations. And I have to say, thowawayben, that you are indeed one handsome devil. Please feel free to upvote my comment.
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Devil’s advocate here. What could go wrong? If you open a website in a fresh browser context and let it use your camera, isn’t this about the same as walking down a street with CCTV cameras?
Most people have such weird and illogical views on privacy. A website collecting face pictures without anything else is pretty useless. Walking in to a retail store owned by a company using facial recognition on a huge range of owned stores is a serious privacy issue.