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> Private photography by individuals that can't realistically pool their recordings is something entirely different. Thought experiment: what if we could?
by nacnud 11y ago
> Private photography by individuals that can't realistically pool their recordings is something entirely different.
Thought experiment: what if we could?
- rbehrends 11y agoWell, we could make a website for that. We could call it Facebook or something.
- lfowles 11y agoWhat about Google Photos? ;) They're already explicitly categorizing my pictures (Dog, Flowers, Food, Chicago, etc)
- unfamiliar 11y agoI was thinking the other day how great it would be to just go out for the day without my phone, and then at night just download all of the geotagged, timestamped and facially profiled photos of me in the place I went at the time I went and voila, complete set of holiday photos.
- dTal 11y agoWould it be great if anyone could do that?
- vidarh 11y agoIn the UK you can submit a Subject Access Request and describe what you looked liked and when you were there (and provide ID) to anyone whose CCTV you believe you'd have gotten caught on, and pay a fee to have them attempt to retrieve the footage (the fee, though limited by statute, will quickly make it the most expensive set of low resolution horrible quality holiday photos ever) E.g. here's a form for Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council [1] but anyone holding personally identifiable information in the UK are required to handle subject access requests (and there are similar mechanism required in all EU countries to comply with the relevant EU directive) [1] http://www.stockport.gov.uk/2013/2976/66897/subjectaccessrequestformcctv http://www.stockport.gov.uk/2013/2976/66897/subjectaccessreq...
- qntm 11y ago> just download all of the geotagged, timestamped and facially profiled photos of me in the place I went Or where someone else went...
- jff 11y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sousveillance https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sousveillance