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> I'm wondering what a good architecture for building a system to leverage visual telemetry without harming user privacy would really look like For starters, e
by rootusrootus 4y ago
> I'm wondering what a good architecture for building a system to leverage visual telemetry without harming user privacy would really look like
For starters, employees should have no way to save images from customers. No way to export them, load them on a USB drive, FTP them, or take a picture with their smartphone. If you need people to do tagging, fine, do it [WITH PERMISSION] on special workstations in restricted areas.
- AlexandrB 4y ago> [WITH PERMISSION] This is the solution and something that most companies refuse to do. At best there's some kind of opt-out, but companies love hoovering up everything they can get their hands on whether you want them to or not. It's bad enough when it happens in a corporate-owned space like a grocery store, office, or mall, but when it's happening with items you ostensibly own on your own property it feels fucking criminal. I don't understand why consumers and legislators continue to tolerate it.