Government Is Dramatically Expanding The Use Of Facial Recognition Technology \ stacker news ~news

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Do you want to live in a society where you are required to have your face scanned wherever you go? If not, you may want to speak up now while you still can. As you will see below, the U.S. government is aggressively expanding the use of facial recognition technology for identification verification purposes. For now, the use of facial recognition technology will be optional. But as we have seen before, once a voluntary option is adopted by enough people our leaders have a way of making it mandatory. Of course it isn’t just our government that is pushing facial recognition technology. It is popping up throughout our society, and given enough time it would literally be everywhere.

Thank you our gracious tyrants! Chinese systems coming to a camera near you! Identification by automatic facial scan will be the cage you stay in for the rest of your life. They are starting now. What are your thoughts on the new feudalism?

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200 sats \ 3 replies \ @justanumber 12 Oct

We are being told that this will help reduce identity theft and fraud, and I don’t know anyone that likes identity theft and fraud.

I have seen articles regarding India and Sweden (who have almost gone cashless) whereby the digital wallets (precurser to full-on cbdc) have seen a huge increase in financial crime. I couldn't help thinking, at the time, they must have known this was going to happen so they can produce the solution - biometric KYC for transactions.

Sweden: https://archive.md/z7Sa1

India: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c288m1km01po

24 sats \ 2 replies \ @Rothbardian_fanatic OP 12 Oct

Of course, we are being told this will reduce crime. If you believe these tales, I have a really beautiful bridge in Brooklyn to sell you, cheap! None of this is working to reduce crime, in fact, the crime rates are rising logarithmically. It is all to control us. You will have to ask the Swedes and Indians how that is working for them. I understand that in India, when they went cashless, there were a lot of people who starved to death because they had never used a bank. Your article didn’t seem to mention that, at all.

0 sats \ 1 reply \ @justanumber 13 Oct

I understand that in India, when they went cashless, there were a lot of people who starved to death because they had never used a bank.

Oh wow, that's so, so sad!! It's hardly surprising that they would not mention that!

I did send the article to a Swedish guy I know and asked if it was accurate and he said yes, that is how it is, but he has personally not been robbed by bankid - so far

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Rothbardian_fanatic OP 13 Oct

I guess there is plenty of time for that to happen yet. Criminals are criminal and they do crimes and find ways to do crimes, no matter what situation they find themselves in. Did you ask him what happened to the “unbanked” people in Sweden?

10 sats \ 2 replies \ @b73dba08c0 13 Oct

The government is using facial recognition to increase its control, under the pretext of security, at the expense of individual freedoms.

0 sats \ 1 reply \ @Rothbardian_fanatic OP 13 Oct

When you understand the motives of our overlords, you can see through a lot of the other buncom they put out for general consumption. It seems that power and control are what the psychopaths want. What do you think their motives are?

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @b73dba08c0 13 Oct

The government's motivation is control .