Walmart and other places have used this awhile.
I was in a treatment facility a few years ago and a fellow resident was picked up at a casino somewhere by Tulsa when it detected him as having warrants. Of course, I wasn’t there when he got picked up, but he was there at the facility as part of his agreement with the court according to him.
I was in a treatment facility a few years ago and a fellow resident was picked up at a casino somewhere by Tulsa when it detected him as having warrants. Of course, I wasn’t there when he got picked up, but he was there at the facility as part of his agreement with the court according to him.
And your no safer in your rural property.
Casino's have been using facial recognition for years. Also for those that say there is no reasonable expectation of privacy in public are patently false in your interpretation of the 4th Amendment. The 4th Amendment has been infringed upon for so long and so innoculously that we have forgotten what it truly means. Remember, during WW II the government was opening letters and reading them. About 10 years back soldiers zoom calls with loved ones were being watched. Sad part is those infringements never gained sufficient traction in the public. Now the ability to track your every movement and record it is available. I can understand someone being recognized by another in public, but everywhere I go in my house, outside, travel? Dead wrong and tyrannical.
Now wait just a second Rick, my Mom always said she loved my face, no matter what other people said.On the bright side, most of you are so ugly the computers crash when running your photos thru the system.
Oh,
wait...
Similar threads
