FBI uses facial recognition technology, online photos to identify and arrest ICE Portland protester
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/43144135
FBI uses facial recognition technology, online photos to identify and arrest ICE Portland protester The criminal complaint lists a pink gas mask and a forearm tattoo as distinct clues that led investigators to use third-party software to help make an arrest.
"Technology has transformed the act of being in public," Crump said. "People who engage in political protests need to understand that it's very difficult to do that anonymously."
Since June, 23 people have been arrested on charges connected to ICE protests in Southeast Portland.
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Yet one more reason not to have social media, this would be much harder without an online presence that is directly connected to an identity.
You are assuming tbat photos stored on apple and Google servers ain't being sold to feds.
They are. Using their servers might as well be the same thing as social media at this point from privacy and security perspective.
Immich. Make the switch today. It's very very easy.
How would immich compare to proton drive and filen?
Immich is a Google photos replacement.