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They probably can still do it with facial recognition
by jdjdjdjdjduuuu 3y ago
They probably can still do it with facial recognition
- xyzal 3y agoGreat idea for the next ban!
- jdjdjdjdjduuuu 3y agoToo bad it takes them decades to act on anything... Almost as if they wait for the next tracking method to be viable
- irrational 3y agoFace mask, fedora, and sunglasses.
- jmopp 3y agoThis. Masks are a lot more acceptable in public than they were 5 years ago. Given the mass surveillance going around, I'm surprised more people aren't in favour of regular mask wearing in public.
- klodolph 3y agoI think there’s too much overlap here between the people concerned about surveillance enough to wear a mask, and the people who don’t want to wear masks because it was the government who told them to do so in the first place. At least in the US.
- dgfitz 3y agoAs a data point, I hate wearing masks because, and maybe its just me, it's much harder for me to breathe wit a mask on. Makes me really, really out of breath. Also, if this counts as social media, this is the only one I use, because I don't want to give any information away about myself within my control. So given the option of mask/fedora/sunglasses or nothing, I'd take the former. If you see someone passed out in a fedora/sunglasses/mask outside, it may be me or someone like me who just got really dizzy because of a lack of oxygen. On the breathing thing, I am quite tall and have a large lung capacity, I've always wondered if that had anything to do with my mask struggles. I guess my point is, masks aren't a political thing for everyone, just the loud ones.
- yftsui 3y agoGait recognition can identify you 50 meters away without need for facial recognition.
- kevin_thibedeau 3y agoAnd an RF shield for your personal tracking device.
- SergeAx 3y agoToday algos can identify people by their walking habits. (cue Ministry of Silly Walks)