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And you'd justifiably tell them to not do it... And if you are not able to stop them from doing that, may I suggest you have a bigger problem with your governm

And you'd justifiably tell them to not do it... And if you are not able to stop them from doing that, may I suggest you have a bigger problem with your government or the security guards than being tracked by them? Again: Tracking personal data is regulateable, facial recognition technology is not. And the mere act of checking the identity of a person for legitimate access control purposes is no unreasonable infringement on privacy.

justwalt 8y ago
Wouldn’t agencies like the NSA use it regardless of what regulations say? Wouldn’t policy be shaped by what large corporations saw as valuable? I think that big problem already exists to a degree, and it’s only a matter of time before this sort of thing gets uncomfortably out of hand.