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I’m surprised they aren’t releasing it for free to align with their mission of connecting the world, always on, all the time. Of course the catch would be it w
by chrischen 9y ago
I’m surprised they aren’t releasing it for free to align with their mission of connecting the world, always on, all the time.
Of course the catch would be it watches you, knows you by your face, and builds your advertising profile.
- newscracker 9y ago> Of course the catch would be it watches you, knows you by your face, and builds your advertising profile. And it would be enhanced to detect your emotional state from facial expressions, tone of voice, who you're with, your relationship with them, etc., and then suggest something (addictive) to cheer you up or keep you more excited. If someone didn't consider Facebook as being akin to an addictive drug, this one would prove them wrong once and for all! The sales pitch would be some drivel about meaningful connnections, interactions and experiences.
- sandov 9y agoI bet they'll bring the prices down sooner than later. Maybe they just want to create hype first.
- ThrustVectoring 9y agoThe catch is that it automatically builds a social graph based on recognizing the faces of people who visit you. No facebook account and don't pose for pictures? No problem, we'll just install facial recognition cameras in the houses of your friends.