Michael Snyder at Activist Post published information about the latest government verification system, which is perfect for surveillance at some future date. They always start these things as voluntary before they mandate them.
In 2013, Maxine Waters spoke about massive civilian data collection.
“The President has put in place an organization with the kind of database that no one has ever seen before in life… Information about everything on every individual in ways that it’s never been done before.”
I have a theory that some prominent party people are too silent in these challenging times because the Left has something on them in this database. It’s just a theory.
Somehow, the more the government collects and surveils, the less efficient it becomes and the bigger it becomes.
Ben Franklin was correct when he said, “Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.”
Now, they have AI, and they can add our faces. As Mr. Snyder said, it seems creepy. So, read Mr. Snyder’s article if you get a chance.
Don’t get me wrong. I love the facial recognition, but not for a government database – to each his own.
In this clip, Maxine talks about where they were headed in 2013.
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Facial Recognition is only another way for them to number and tag you. They have cameras that can scan thousands of faces on the street and bring up their associated online activities/collected Data. The bad thing is that none of you take any of this seriously. Youll apply for a JOB only to never get a Call. Youll just think… Read more »
We WILL BE assimilated!!! The “Borg” have nothing on these guys…
your point is excellent. It’s why I choose to exercise my right to post anonymously. I also avoid sites that require a login to simply read the articles, ESPECIALLY if it’s “free.” You are the product they’re selling. The articles just lure you into their stable to be collected and sold.
Thanks . I agree with you also. I only go where anonymity is understood and respected.
However, if you give them a log in, attatched to a phone account, well, that`s evidence for them to prosecute you in court, if they choose, or you do something to offend them. Government Blackmail or Extortion: Why Help Them? BEWARE!
unfortunately every driver’s license has a photo so if you drive , done time , been in the military you’re in already
That’s a good point, but isn’t facial recognition different though? More precise?
Michell Malkin has articles about the fallicy of facial recognition. I’m looking for them.
Didn’t you have an article months or years ago about a store or a restaurant that was using face recognition ? Maybe I am wrong… Apparently it is used in many public places such as shopping malls and used without our consent of course It is great to catch criminals and terrorists, but for law abiding citizens it is a… Read more »
Yes I did. With the government, I don’t want to make it easy. I know there is no way to stop it. It’s a great way to unlock devices and catch criminals. However, in Australia, they used it to ban people from social media. Gov. IDs planned for the future will have biometrics, including facial recognition. People like Rashida want… Read more »
From what I have read , no once they have a photo. Game over so with all the cameras in the US now it’s a matter go avoiding rather than them having something to compare to