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And everyone would start wearing those large sunglasses that female celebrities popularized a few years back.

by theseatoms 10y ago

ch4s3 10y ago
From what I understand, that doesn't fool really good facial recognition software.
- themodelplumber 10y ago
  Ah, the No True Software fallacy
- alasdair_ 10y ago
  If it doesn't, perhaps something ridiculous like CV Dazzle will become en vogue? (https://cvdazzle.com/ https://cvdazzle.com/)
  - StavrosK 10y ago
    Or ski masks.
- shard 10y ago
  Some women in Korea wear face masks to shield their skin from the sun (e.g. http://image.auction.co.kr/itemimage/f0/06/67/f00667450.jpg http://image.auction.co.kr/itemimage/f0/06/67/f00667450.jpg (and that's toned down from the style a few years ago when women were wearing this ridiculous welding-mask-looking thing http://m.cosnalmart.com/web/product/big/201505/77_shop1_340664.jpg http://m.cosnalmart.com/web/product/big/201505/77_shop1_3406... )) and lots of people wear masks when the air pollution drifting over from China gets bad. Combine this trend with sunglasses and CV-defeating patterns on the masks, you should be good to go.
agumonkey 10y ago
Privasee sunglasses, by BigFacialDetection Corp.
dredmorbius 10y ago
Hell. Go full-on mask, like people did in back in the day. http://www.history1700s.com/index.php/articles/14-guest-authors/919-masks-in-the-16th-century-venice-history-in-a-glance.html http://www.history1700s.com/index.php/articles/14-guest-auth... Some citizens were known to wear masks during nine different months throughout the year. Some experts theorize that this gave them a way to escape from the rigid rules and class structures that controlled the actions of society members in Venice. Other scholars say this gave Venetians the advantage of anonymity so that they could indulge in certain activities, without suffering the repercussions from society and the church that they would otherwise face.

And everyone would start wearing those large sunglasses that female celebrities popularized a few years back.

ch4s3 10y ago

From what I understand, that doesn't fool really good facial recognition software.

themodelplumber 10y ago
Ah, the No True Software fallacy
alasdair_ 10y ago
If it doesn't, perhaps something ridiculous like CV Dazzle will become en vogue? (https://cvdazzle.com/ https://cvdazzle.com/)
- StavrosK 10y ago
  Or ski masks.
shard 10y ago
Some women in Korea wear face masks to shield their skin from the sun (e.g. http://image.auction.co.kr/itemimage/f0/06/67/f00667450.jpg http://image.auction.co.kr/itemimage/f0/06/67/f00667450.jpg (and that's toned down from the style a few years ago when women were wearing this ridiculous welding-mask-looking thing http://m.cosnalmart.com/web/product/big/201505/77_shop1_340664.jpg http://m.cosnalmart.com/web/product/big/201505/77_shop1_3406... )) and lots of people wear masks when the air pollution drifting over from China gets bad. Combine this trend with sunglasses and CV-defeating patterns on the masks, you should be good to go.

agumonkey 10y ago

Privasee sunglasses, by BigFacialDetection Corp.

dredmorbius 10y ago

Hell. Go full-on mask, like people did in back in the day. http://www.history1700s.com/index.php/articles/14-guest-authors/919-masks-in-the-16th-century-venice-history-in-a-glance.html http://www.history1700s.com/index.php/articles/14-guest-auth... Some citizens were known to wear masks during nine different months throughout the year. Some experts theorize that this gave them a way to escape from the rigid rules and class structures that controlled the actions of society members in Venice. Other scholars say this gave Venetians the advantage of anonymity so that they could indulge in certain activities, without suffering the repercussions from society and the church that they would otherwise face.