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It seems like there's an awful lot of surveillance, though, with little in the way of wiggle room to bribe your way out of getting caught at a corner store. Wh
by leggomylibro 9y ago
It seems like there's an awful lot of surveillance, though, with little in the way of wiggle room to bribe your way out of getting caught at a corner store.
Why not somewhere with a large expat community that you could also probably tap for information and experience? One of the megacities in East/Southeast Asia, India, Morocco, Turkey...you'd at least want the sort of place where you could easily buy a warning if the authorities are on to you. The US' pay-to-play system is too rich for most peoples' blood.
- tyingq 9y agoI don't know that random facial recognition has been used to any notable degree to catch fugitives in the US. The FBI system has a high failure rate, so I suspect it's used only manually. Such that it's risky only if you are continuing to commit crimes.