My wife works in retail and feels threatened daily by these ‘undesirables’ who have threatened staff with needles and more - why shouldn’t she and her colleagues have a tech that deters and helps keep them safer? Do we have to wait till one is injured or worse ?
Facial recognition companies are exploiting under-resourced policing to sell shops their product. This ad for Facewatch says “stores are fighting a losing battle” against crime as police are “hard-pressed” - so their tool helps stores identify “undesirable customers”...pic.twitter.com/4icS5ovcri
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#biometrics used in schools since 1999 claimed to reduce bullying, because it enabled less cash (as does a pin or swipe card) - it hasn’t reduced bullying.
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a system to recognized in a sense criminals or so called criminals which will cost money. information could also be shared & a person could just be disliked and become a target. their is so much wrong with it i can't write them all. big brother is here, its how we deal with it
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Big, big difference between facial recognition in public and in private property. Pick your battles wisely.
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The data is collected by big tech and then passed onto governments, so what is the effective difference?
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