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Facial paint is included in the loose definition of "facial covering" for the HK anti-mask law
by lrg 7y ago
Facial paint is included in the loose definition of "facial covering" for the HK anti-mask law
- emptybits 7y agoThus, my question about tattoos. :-)
- izzydata 7y agoIf you tattooed your whole face you are basically making yourself more easily identifiable. You can't take it off so you are now the guy with the full face tattoo. But I doubt they could outlaw your face. What are they going to do? Cut your face off?
- michaelt 7y agoTattoo your face with Mickey Mouse. Disney's copyright lawyers will then keep you out of facial recognition databases.
- izzydata 7y agoTattoo your face with Winnie the Pooh. I suspect that won't go over well in China.
- emptybits 7y agoI suggested a full-face e-ink tattoo, dynamically reconfigurable. A programmable tattoo. Turn it on. Turn it off. Raise your cheekbones. Add a third eye. Or wrinkles and freckles and a bruise. Turn on some lip gloss and eye shadow. Change your skin tone. Confound image processing. Have some fun. > If you tattooed your whole face you are basically making yourself more easily identifiable. Turn it on and off and configure it as desired. E-pigment sits under your skin. Unlike a mask, it's part of you but only when you want it to be. I think this could reduce identifiability.
- ralfd 7y agoE-ink tattoos are as real as my girlfriend.
- parliament32 7y agoRelevant: https://xkcd.com/1105/ https://xkcd.com/1105/