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On the other hand, would be pretty easy to fool then by leaving your phone at home.
by guitarbill 8y ago
On the other hand, would be pretty easy to fool then by leaving your phone at home.
- danso 8y agoThat would leave the average citizen at a huge inconvenience, given how much of modern life is tied to smartphone usage. Doesn’t seem worth it just so you can go on a jaywalking/red-light-running spree.
- guitarbill 8y agoI've managed to survive a few hours without my smartphone. I now also live in an American city made for cars, not humans, so "jaywalking" is basically required to make any sane progress. So for grocery shopping, it'd take that trade-off.
- pbhjpbhj 8y agoIf you leave your phone at home the automated number plate reader you pass on the way out of your village/suburb/estate stops and locks your electric vehicle and you wait inside for 3 hours. A police tow truck takes you to court. Two days later you're releases by the [AI] judges clerk ... you decide to always carry your government ID enabled mobile device in future ...