• FireWire400@lemmy.world
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    3 days ago

    I hope someone takes them to court over spying on people with AI cameras next. That must’ve already happened, right?

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      2 days ago

      What would you sue them for exactly? What law do you think they’ve broken?

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      3 days ago

      There’s no law however that protects against that though unless they record voice…

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          1 day ago

          That’s incorrect in most states. Wiretapping laws generally would require that they’re part of the conversation

          I used to install cctv…

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      2 days ago

      I remember seeing a video of their system behind the scenes, maybe in an attempt to reassure us we’re not being facial recognitioned or something – it showed height dots walking around the store.

      Hmm, so it’s actually far worse… I suppose that means gait analysis, too (≈mood/tiredness?). Combined with where you go in the store, how you pause at each display, what time of day/week, then finally correlating it with your card details and direct in your face camera at the checkout.

      It’s an incredibly detailed picture of who someone is.

      What a lovely relationship they have with Palantir and Microsoft. I love being a participant in the genocide machine every time I feed myself. (I’m assuming Coles is still in bed with them).