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That's not really been the case for years now. Apple's FaceID can figure out who you are even with a N95 mask and sunglasses on. And in most scenarios, you're
by ceejayoz 10mo ago
That's not really been the case for years now.
Apple's FaceID can figure out who you are even with a N95 mask and sunglasses on.
And in most scenarios, you're gonna a) pay with a card with your name on it and b) head out to your car with its unique ID prominently displayed on it.
- dyauspitr 10mo agoFaceID fails more than 85% of the time with a mask, sunglasses and a brimmed hat that covers the forehead. Again, you can ditch your car but your biometric data will go into a pool that will be available to cross check against in perpetuity.
- ceejayoz 10mo agoNow you're "that one guy who wears the mask, sunglasses, and a hat inside". Pay cash every time and you're even more noticeable. And then they start doing gait analysis or something, or use everyone's Ring camera to figure out where you come from.
- dyauspitr 10mo agoNo one is individually observing you like that, no one has time for that. Your palm print will get run during routine searches in a thousand police departments across the country regularly and with whatever hellscape this administration has planned for down the road.
- ceejayoz 10mo ago> No one is individually observing you like that, no one has time for that. That’s what the computers and cameras are for. Ring cameras happily use a LLM to describe people on your porch already.