Gait recognition also seems to be a thing.
It's not the case that wearing a face mask will protect you against facial recognition in the medium term -- although it will fool currently-deployed systems, and it does make the problem more challenging for future systems. Masks are not at all the end of public identification.
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exactly and it is actually nothing new. 10 years ago in a certain city, i used to change how i walk (i did the business walk) to prevent getting attention from the police when i was high or had a small amount of weed in the pocket.
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It normalizes wearing a mask for the foreseeable future, worldwide. Enough people wearing masks will be a serious obstacle to universal deployment of face recognition.
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Perhaps the surveillance state will splurge on public restrooms:https://twitter.com/itsbirdemic/status/1247214650183290880?s=20 …
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A good speed bump tho
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Yes, this is true.
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Besides, higher resolution future systems will be able to easily identify people on the basis of the unique patterns of their eye's iris.
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Yes! Mobile phones already do 95% of the work (incl. web logs), financial transactions do the rest.
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Well, we could use images of those wearing mask as input and generate the otherwise
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