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All this will do is open an industry for private camera and facial recognition private enterprise to sell data to police forces. Building owners can work with
by nemo44x 4y ago
All this will do is open an industry for private camera and facial recognition private enterprise to sell data to police forces.
Building owners can work with the company to mount hardware that feeds into the database and compares faces to public records and other observations. This data is sold to police forces and governments and really anyone that would like the information. 1a protects this.
So at least democrats are all about letting the free market do it.
- dangerlibrary 4y agoOpen? That's the state of the world. It has been for a couple years, now. Police don't have their own tech, they just have subscriptions to clearview. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/03/18/magazine/facial-recognition-clearview-ai.html https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/03/18/magazine/faci...
- Spivak 4y agoWorded correctly you can legally prevent police from accessing certain data even though 3rd parties. 1a doesn’t mean shit when it comes so what’s admissible in court. The law is about what police are allowed to hear not what people are allowed to say.