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When the wind blows, a photo doesn't get faked, but these particulates will move to areas you haven't been to. Faking a photo, convincingly enough to pass fore
by qualeed 1y ago
When the wind blows, a photo doesn't get faked, but these particulates will move to areas you haven't been to.
Faking a photo, convincingly enough to pass forensic scrutiny, requires skill, time, and equipment. Faking the results of this DNA vacuuming requires no skill, significantly less time, and the only equipment is an air filter.
I can go on, but I have a sneaking suspicion you're just trying to be contrarian rather than actually care about privacy.
- amelius 1y agoI'm sure if this is cheap enough, this will be installed in stores and adtech will collect and sell the data. It reminds me of the systems that were used to collect MAC addresses of phones. Think of DNA as a cookie that you cannot delete or change.