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The most depressing part about this is: to me, as an individual who probably has my biometric data harvested, I see nothing of this money and my data is still g
by WA 6y ago
The most depressing part about this is: to me, as an individual who probably has my biometric data harvested, I see nothing of this money and my data is still gone. It’s almost as if there was a hidden price tag: "Do crime X and pay Y to make money Z." As long as Y<Z and the business can continue to operate with a new crime, it’s just like there was no law. Just costs.
- creato 6y ago> my data is still gone How exactly is your data "gone"?
- mulmen 6y agoIn the sense that WA no longer has exclusive control of it.
- Kuinox 6y agoIf you reveal one of your secret, you no longer have a secret. Private data is the same, it's not private anymore when public, it lost its value.
- wolco 6y agoYou chose to show your face in a public place. You have no expectation of privacy. The value was already lost.
- Kuinox 6y agoYou cannot record and post publicly someone without their consent where I live.
- cutemonster 6y agoSeems you think people should stay indoors, or in the forest
- stingraycharles 6y agoThis is most definitely not true where I live. You’re definitely not allowed to put someone’s picture online without their consent, and absolutely not allowed to build a database out of that based on facial recognition.
- Zircom 6y ago>Go to private party on private property of a friend >Someone who also attended takes picture of party and posts in on instagram >Instagram harvests your face from said picture No public places involved in that scenario.