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It's not the airport specifically, it's the use of automated facial recognition at all. Many former Warsaw Pact citizens have lived under a surveillance state
by michaelt 1y ago
It's not the airport specifically, it's the use of automated facial recognition at all.
Many former Warsaw Pact citizens have lived under a surveillance state with a dossier on every citizen, and didn't find it particularly great.
- greenavocado 1y agoXKeyscore
- t0bia_s 1y agoYet, most do not care about privacy and willing to use devices with spying software every day. Cars, smartphones, IoT...