The Supreme Court of Canada ruled several years ago that Canadians have no privacy outside their domicile.
"Big Brother" is already tracking you. Google tracks millions of customers 24/7.
Cameras are at intersections, malls, stores, theatres et al. Many communities in Canada, the UK and America have their CCTV system configured to track a person from camera to camera in the case of a fleeing suspect.
This article, although obviously biased, provides false information.
"Facial recognition has come under intense scrutiny in recent years. Experts have warned facial data, once collected, could lead to the permanent loss of a person’s anonymity in public. Much like a fingerprint, a face is highly identifiable and can’t easily be changed."
Facial recognition has aided law enforcement, Border Securities and Canada's spy agency, CSIS.
Canada's Supreme Court has ruled that notifying people is not required.
"The CBSA did not put up signage within Pearson airport informing travellers the technology was being used, the privacy assessment says, as doing so could have led to “inaccurate information,” defeated the purpose of collecting the information or prejudiced the information being collected."
Do you approve of this technology?
America’s SEAL Team which attacked n killed Osama bin Laden’s deceased body was positively identified using Facial Recognition software.
WHO IS SPYING ON OUR CHILDREN?
You need to know and need to react.
This data is from the US but we know it occurs world-wide.
"How society treats its most susceptible members is revealing. Rather than sparking curiosity in children about social issues, corporations would prefer children center their worlds around having the latest toys, clothes, and junk food. Monitoring minors’ play habits and collecting their personal information does more than shape their future consumer habits as adults—it enables the normalization of a surveillance society."
"Corporate spying exploits our earliest innate cravings for excitement and interaction in order to extract private information, and conditions juveniles to accept surveillance. The business model is lucrative, and because sanctions lack teeth, many tech companies line-item judicial settlements as the cost of doing business. Aggressive and deceptive KidTech marketing techniques speak volumes about societal priorities. When it comes to safeguarding the rights of the young, the United States, like a foul-prone soccer player, is a prime candidate for a red card."
Read the rest of the report here: https://www.bitchmedia.org/article/tiktok-youtube-spying-on-children