Surveillance capitalism’s new normal: lure unsuspecting consumers to give you their photos with warm and fuzzy branding & then use those photos without informed consent to train face recognition tech you market to police and military nbcnews.com/tech/security/…

BREAKING: And ordinance that bans city use of facial recognition and forces city departments to disclose what surveillance technology it currently uses passes the Board of Supervisors 8-1, with Supervisor Catherine Stefani in the dissent.

ICYMI last night: The Arrest Of A Teen On An Assault Charge Has Sparked New Privacy Fears About DNA Sleuthing buzzfeednews.com/article/petera… via Peter Aldhous

How does K-12 digital surveillance work? School gives kid Chromebook Kid uses it to charge personal phone Device automatically downloads all kid's photos Gaggle automatically scans everything & generates alerts Actual examples from Evergreen PS: edweek.org/ew/articles/20…

Apple will provide an option to provide anonymized throwaway email addresses to users for apps Adtech isn't gonna like this lol

Simultaneous food and facial recognition at a Foxconn factory canteen, Shenzhen China

#Wulumuqi airport in #Xinjiang, Western China. Face recognition activated display showing your latest flight time and gate.

Hyper-realistic face molds capable of tricking face recognition payment authentication systems. High chance of being outlawed in China I feel (subtitles mine)

an online discussion: Shanghai is requiring residential communities to install Xinjiang style surveillance systems. But it's not free, residents need to pay for it. If can't afford it, pay by watching ads in elevators. web.archive.org/web/2019092000…

Here goes the tutorial for the latest protest hairstyle in HK 蒙面髮: #AntiMaskLaw #HongKongProstests

Today we give thanks to the Lord for our new #Saints. They walked by faith and now we invoke their intercession.

Ever see an ad on a billboard that seemed a little too specific to your interests? It's no coincidence. By tracking your phone, some companies are showing targeted ads in public, the same way ads are tailored to you online. My latest for Consumer Reports consumerreports.org/privacy/digita…

When the bodycam trend started a few years ago, civil liberties advocates warned cops would soon start using them with facial recognition—if they weren't banned. Now, a company has a contract to do just that with over 1,500 departments & other agencies. onezero.medium.com/exclusive-live…

BREAKING: the Boston City Council just unanimously passed an ordinance that bans the governmental use of facial recognition technology

This is the story of your future, told today.

Another arrest, and jail time, because of a bad facial recognition match nytimes.com/2020/12/29/tec…