Yep, right here in good old Tampa, Florida.
The cameras are set up in our night life district and automatically scan
the faces in the crowd, comparing them to the faces of wanted criminals..
The same system was tested when the Super Bowl came to town last year.
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"Raymond Camden"
<jedimaster@macro To: CF-Community
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media.com> cc:
Subject: RE: Cameras in the Office.
07/26/2001 02:24
PM
Please respond to
cf-community
Do what people did in Florida (I think) to protest face scaning cameras...
* Wear a mask
* Give the camera the finger
* Act silly/stupid in front of the camera
* Kiss the camera
* Flirt with the camera
* Act _REALLY_ paranoid around the camera
* "Steal" stuff like one paper clip, or one half of one piece of
paper.
Ray Camden
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ang�l Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 12:53 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Cameras in the Office.
>
>
> Hi all...this is your friendly controversial topic starter Gel again.
> :)
>
> They are going to install Video Cameras on our floor in the
> office due to a recent spate of theft at the company.
>
> How do you folks feel about this?
>
> Is it an invasion of privacy, or something that is understandable
> and necessary in an office environment?
> They are doing this without informing the staff as a whole what
> they are doing, they are just going to install them and hten
> after the fact they'll probably mention..."Oh by the way..we are
> installing cameras..".
>
> They're also implementing swipe-card door lock thingies instead
> of the punch code locks they have now, which is cool, for the
> IT Development floor.
>
> I think they've just made up my mind about leaving or staying.
> I didn't even know that we've had computers stolen etc. and that
> it was so bad.
>
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