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The vast majority of people are not going to care about privacy issues. Just like they aren't concerned now.

>>62474752
I've noticed that in recent times its becoming to be difficult to care about personal privacy at all. Companies are getting used to getting way more information from people than say 5-10 years ago. Kids that get brought up in this are going to think it's normal to have your face and fingerprints scanned regularly.

This is some 1984 type shit

>>62474788
It's important we keep caring about it, that we educate our children about the importance of privacy. Unfortunately there is no escape from information gathering companies. Even before birth children today are already registered in dozens of databases.

Biometrics is bad from a security perspective, let alone privacy.

>>62475359
I have to agree, I believe regular passcodes are way more effective.

>>62475348
Don't have kids.

>>62474661
Do we have some open-source code about this? I'm interested in eyes-following recognition.

>>62476114
I just took the image from google images. Maybe Apple is interested in open sourcing their new face scanning feature on the new iPhone.

>>62476114
Look at OpenCV projects

The day inplants imerge and start becoming widespread is the day I move to a remote land somewhere.

>>62474661

>greg-face5.jpg

all his hopes and ambitions: gone

>>62476341
You and me both, as soon as i get some free time I'm going to start planning this for myself. I hope New Zealand doesn't start doing this shit.

>>62476409

your next after sweden pal and you know it

t. increasingly nervous australian

>>62476917
No you didn't understand me, I am from Croatia and I was looking at New Zealand as a place where i could live remotely

if you have a passport or any sort of photo id your photo's probably already being used to train an facial recognition network. the lack of 3d data will stop being an issue in a few years as the models get more complex.

facebook, google, et al will get there before the govts do.

privacy is an illusion.