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In reply to the discussion: N.S.A. Collecting Millions of Faces From Web Images - NYT [View all]treestar
(82,383 posts)69. That was my first thought
Another non-scandal. They really thought this would stir up the outrage in the skeptical (of their claims the NSA is Big Brother on ordinary people). ?
I can get millions of faces off the web myself.
Facial recognition technology is worth doing. Sheesh. They can have all of my photos I put up on the web. Anyone can.
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You didn't think our soon-to-be-droned police forces were going to get facial recognition...
Shandris
May 2014
#2
99% Don't....its just a vocal minority that like to claim that anyone who doesn't support Snowden
VanillaRhapsody
Jun 2014
#25
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Jun 2014
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Jun 2014
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Jun 2014
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Jun 2014
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Spying is done to intimidate the domestic population. Virtually an axiom of political science.
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May 2014
#5
For those in charge. For the employees it perpetuates and expands for job security.
newthinking
Jun 2014
#13
And Facebook, and whenever you use your iPhone, or an ATM machine, or renew your drivers license or
blkmusclmachine
May 2014
#6
Who knew there were that many millions of terrorists, right here under our noses?
Maedhros
Jun 2014
#8
Are we really surprised at this point? Budgets run amuck. People need work. Constitution is ignored
newthinking
Jun 2014
#10
Wow, imagine that, NSA uses web sources to obtain images of those they are seeking information.
Thinkingabout
Jun 2014
#24
"As an individual I think about it..." But as a greedy coporate pig I don't give a shit about
Dark n Stormy Knight
Jun 2014
#88
puzzles me why you would ask about the 4th amendment when it was not mentioned. nt
Leme
Jun 2014
#54
Drug dealers can and do terrorize the decent people who are forced to live around them.
msanthrope
Jun 2014
#42
Absolutely. And being a criminal defense attorney...i.e. someone who actually has been
msanthrope
Jun 2014
#46
Look..that sherriff needs firing, no doubt about it. And your post proves my
msanthrope
Jun 2014
#55
...but tax evading corporations ...are not terrorists. Whew ...guess they dodged that one.
L0oniX
Jun 2014
#59
When people are kicked out onto the street ...who's the terrorist? Homeless people!
L0oniX
Jun 2014
#66
This is a travesty!! I'm going to go post about this on Facebook right now!!...nt
SidDithers
Jun 2014
#92
Exactly. And our own authoritarians are cheering it on, again, as usual.
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#104
The highest-rated comment is well worth a read-- 293 recs on the NYT site
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Jun 2014
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