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I agree. But you should take that first step, and then start lobbying your friends to stop posting pictures of you. Personally, I also excuse myself at gather
by hashkb 9y ago
I agree. But you should take that first step, and then start lobbying your friends to stop posting pictures of you. Personally, I also excuse myself at gatherings when the cameras come out, because I know it's all going straight to FB. The shaming has already started to decrease; now I'm usually not alone in popping out of the room.
- lettergram 9y agoI instead, always asked everyone be tagged as someone else. Typically, people are relatively okay with this because no one notices. It totally breaks the CNNs for face detection.
- Erlangolem 9y agoSmart, I think I’d have more success trying this than just leaving the situation entirely. This is going to be a lot easier to pull off with non tech oriented friends than a speech about privacy and why I have to leave the room.
- tokai 9y agoThat is a great idea. Personally I have tried to serve bad data to google captchas for many years. The text capthas were really easy, but the newer image captchas are much more obstinate. Or maybe my shadow profile just got tagged as an unreliable captcha form-filler.
- loxias 9y agoThis is a great idea, thanks! I've been asking not to be tagged, but this is better. I worry that "not tagging" is somehow adding sparse data which can later on be filled in.