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originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: TycoonBarnaby
Distort facts? I don't think you understand that the DHS is an umbrella for multiple agencies. Come see here, www.dhs.gov...
i bet this will only be used for profiling purposes on a closed network in public transportation systems and casinos. If they used this any were else they would start identifying politicians and movie stars and the royal familey members as the pedophiles they are.
and then who would we blindly follow?
The National Institute of Informatics said it has developed eyeglasses that help users protect their privacy by disabling facial-recognition systems in cameras. “The Privacy Visor is the world’s first product with this technology,” the institute’s Professor Isao Echizen told Japan Real Time. Tests with cameras on smartphones showed that the eyeglasses were able to trick the facial-recognition system 90% of the time. The Privacy Visor is scheduled to go on sale by June 2016 and is expected to cost about ¥30,000 ($240).
originally posted by: CagliostroTheGreat
Swills
A high-tech police state control grid. Welcome to the world of tomorrow where freedom is a four letter word.