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Last few days on HN have been slow, bad luck! As for 5G being used as a surveillance grid, I guess... But that only works in densely populated areas, where a f
by phendrenad2 5y ago
Last few days on HN have been slow, bad luck!
As for 5G being used as a surveillance grid, I guess... But that only works in densely populated areas, where a few facial recognition cameras on every block would also do the trick (and that already exists, at least in the UK).
- 34679 5y agoThink about any neighborhood dense enough for modern cell coverage. Then imagine a database that records all point to point EM anomalies. One could use such a database to determine when all persons leave their homes and where they went throughout the day, even without any person carrying a connected device.
- consumer451 5y agoWe already have a system for that in the US. Just in the visible spectrum. https://www.cato.org/blog/judge-allows-warrantless-aerial-surveillance-over-baltimore https://www.cato.org/blog/judge-allows-warrantless-aerial-su...