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I disagree with Brin, but I do think if suddenly a creepy clone of Clearview was publically accessible and aimed at the rich and powerful, we sure would see reg
by vorpalhex 7y ago
I disagree with Brin, but I do think if suddenly a creepy clone of Clearview was publically accessible and aimed at the rich and powerful, we sure would see regulation happen awfully quick...
- FabHK 7y agoInteresting idea. Install a few cameras at general aviation terminals, international tax attorneys, beauty surgeons, parliament, etc. When a big Swiss private bank moved into new premises in a skyscraper in Hong Kong, there was a rumour that they had one unmarked elevator avoiding the building lobby, directly from the underground car park to a private lobby within the bank, for UHNWI. Let’s Clearview there, too!
- LargoLasskhyfv 7y agoHow would you install cams at general aviation terminals? It's not like you could just walk into them. At least the ones i've used you either switch cars at some gate and are driven to some apron, or your taxi/cab/uber/limo has to follow a car from some FBO to their premises and then be lead back out. There is no parking there(allowed). It's all gated and guarded.
- LargoLasskhyfv 7y agoWhy would you think that? It's what the Paparazzi do, and the lifeblood of the whole Yellow Press. Furthermore there is the (reverse) picture search in some search engines, where you have to connect the dots for yourself. Like described in https://www.bellingcat.com/resources/how-tos/2019/12/26/guide-to-using-reverse-image-search-for-investigations/ https://www.bellingcat.com/resources/how-tos/2019/12/26/guid... for instance. IIRC the russian one from https://yandex.com https://yandex.com made headlines a few years ago because it scraped https://vk.com/ https://vk.com/ which is their fb/twitter-combo thing.