NYPD bypassed facial recognition ban to ID pro-Palestinian student protester
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Re: NYPD bypassed facial recognition ban to ID pro-Palestinian student protester
#2>bypassed ban
Broke the law is the phrase we want here. They did an illegal thing. They didn't just scoot past a barrier, they violated people's rights.
Re: NYPD bypassed facial recognition ban to ID pro-Palestinian student protester
#3>A city fire marshal used FDNY’s access to a facial recognition software to help NYPD detectives identify a pro-Palestinian protester at Columbia University, circumventing policies that tightly restrict the Police Department’s use of the technology.
Why does the fire department need access to run facial recognition?
Re: NYPD bypassed facial recognition ban to ID pro-Palestinian student protester
#4>bypassed ban Broke the law is the phrase we want here. They did an illegal thing. They didn't just scoot past a barrier, they violated people's rights.
>They didn't just scoot past a barrier, they violated people's rights.
Claiming that an administrative policy against using facial recognition as a "right" seems like a stretch.
Re: NYPD bypassed facial recognition ban to ID pro-Palestinian student protester
#5>bypassed ban Broke the law is the phrase we want here. They did an illegal thing. They didn't just scoot past a barrier, they violated people's rights.
Wanna go bypass some burglary laws to take expensive things out of people's houses?
Assuming you're a cop of course, otherwise we'll go to jail.
Re: NYPD bypassed facial recognition ban to ID pro-Palestinian student protester
#6Can we talk about the fact that such a tool exists? A private company is able to take a photo and identify you. Scary shit!
Re: NYPD bypassed facial recognition ban to ID pro-Palestinian student protester
#7So while we are making funny euphemisms I hope I can "bypass ownership laws" to relieve the author of the money on their bank account. The state of journalism in 2025 is such they can't even call a spade a spade.
Re: NYPD bypassed facial recognition ban to ID pro-Palestinian student protester
#8Can we talk about the fact that such a tool exists? A private company is able to take a photo and identify you. Scary shit!
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Re: NYPD bypassed facial recognition ban to ID pro-Palestinian student protester
#9>bypassed ban Broke the law is the phrase we want here. They did an illegal thing. They didn't just scoot past a barrier, they violated people's rights.
>They didn't just scoot past a barrier, they violated people's rights. Claiming that an administrative policy against using facial recognition as a "right" seems like a stretch.
> Claiming that an administrative policy against using facial recognition as a "right" seems like a stretch.
This is such strange way to describe "right for privacy".