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I live in Portland. While I’m somewhat proud that my city is leading the way in protecting individuals privacy, it’s also hard given current events not to be a
by markkanof 6y ago
I live in Portland. While I’m somewhat proud that my city is leading the way in protecting individuals privacy, it’s also hard given current events not to be a bit cynical about the actual intent of this legislation. There are people that are out everyday legitimately protesting. There are also people out every night setting things on fire, smashing windows, spraying graffiti, attacking other people, etc. It seems that our city government is essentially giving the ok for this crime to continue. If facial recognition could be used to identify the people committing crimes, that seems like a good thing.
- thatcat 6y agoCriminals will easily adapt and protect themselves while data will still be collected on everyone else.
- alexbanks 6y ago> It seems that our city government is essentially giving the ok for this crime to continue I don't know how you possibly came to this conclusion from the ordinances, but I would rethink this take.