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This is really cool, but in countries with utterly pervasive surveillance (e.g. Taiwan), this wouldn't really stop someone with access to all the cameras (i.e.,
by komali2 4y ago
This is really cool, but in countries with utterly pervasive surveillance (e.g. Taiwan), this wouldn't really stop someone with access to all the cameras (i.e., the government) from tracking down who you are. They'd just hop camera to camera (they're literally EVERYWHERE) until you used your train card, or got onto a vehicle you own, or walk into your house.
What I'd be really interested in is an anti-surveillance device that utterly dazzles cameras so as to make it impossible to track camera to camera who you are / where you're going. Combine that with the occasional costume change and you've become extremely difficult to track.
- anigbrowl 4y agoWhat about just having fewer cameras
- walterbell 4y agoPaintball snipers.
- komali2 4y agoThe direct action solution to this may be exactly why some people are very interested in avoiding the cameras in the first place.
- TEP_Kim_Il_Sung 4y agoTest it in Great Britain?