Big Brother IS Watching You.

[mrjarrell]

All the time and everywhere, apparently. Wikileaks strikes again, (and they're currently under attack via DDOS) and gives up the surveillance state. They're apparently everywhere and watching all the time. Who would have thought "1984" was a training manual.

WIKILEAKS: Surveillance Cameras Around The Country Are Being Used In A Huge Spy Network - Business Insider

 

[mydoghasfleas]

They are not watching us...They are watching out for us.

 

[williamnewman1]

i just assume its common knowledge that we are all on the "watch list" (INGO that is)

 

[Lex Concord]

All the time and everywhere, apparently. Wikileaks strikes again, (and they're currently under attack via DDOS) and gives up the surveillance state. They're apparently everywhere and watching all the time. Who would have thought "1984" was a training manual.

WIKILEAKS: Surveillance Cameras Around The Country Are Being Used In A Huge Spy Network - Business Insider

Sadly, every statist, of whatever stripe, that read it. Maybe we should limit the first amendment against dystopian fiction just to prevent such errors and outcomes in the future...we would be preserving our freedom by limiting it...

 

[rambone]

 

[Kagnew]

They aren't watching all of us, Jarrell. Just you.

 

[Walt K.]

This has been underway for some time.

See the linked article from Naomi Klein written in 2008:

China's All-Seeing Eye | Naomi Klein

Now, if only there were a face full of books which citizens would willingly populate to help use the facial recognition software to gain more details on individual citizens.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xk3I-a3CJdo&feature=player_embedded[/ame]

(Though it is spun as humor, there is much truth in it)

As time goes on, the technology grows...

A Japanese company has developed a camera system which stores and indexes faces via facial recognition software and can scan those captured and stored images at a rate up to 36,000,000 per second.

Could governments recognise ANYONE instantly via CCTV? Japanese camera can scan 36 million faces per second | Mail Online


Here is a picture from several years go. *



GigaPan: President Barack Obama's Inaugural Address by David Bergman



How much detail can you pick up on those far away?



Here is the article.



Barack Obama inauguration: Amazing photograph close-ups using new camera technology - Telegraph

This is the technology made public. One might wonder what there is that is not made public.

The state continues to expand.... and many will scoff at those who question it or express concern.

 

[Sureshot129]

 

[Citizen711]

A Japanese company has developed a camera system which stores and indexes faces via facial recognition software and can scan those captured and stored images at a rate up to 36,000,000 per second.

I'd take that with a grain of salt. I would guess it actually queries a database that contains an index of facial features from pre-registered images to narrow it down for a more comprehensive comparison. It can probably perform that index search within 10-seconds or so, leaving another 90-seconds to parse the results (30-million per second = 3-billion per 100 seconds).

 

[semperfi211]

That is why I wear these when I go out.

 

[Walt K.]

I'd take that with a grain of salt. I would guess it actually queries a database that contains an index of facial features from pre-registered images to narrow it down for a more comprehensive comparison. It can probably perform that index search within 10-seconds or so, leaving another 90-seconds to parse the results (30-million per second = 3-billion per 100 seconds).

Could something like 'facebook' be a database containing an index of facial features an registered images?

 

[Walt K.]

This has been underway for some time.

See the linked article from Naomi Klein written in 2008:

China's All-Seeing Eye | Naomi Klein

Now, if only there were a face full of books which citizens would willingly populate to help use the facial recognition software to gain more details on individual citizens.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xk3I-a3CJdo&feature=player_embedded

(Though it is spun as humor, there is much truth in it)

As time goes on, the technology grows...

A Japanese company has developed a camera system which stores and indexes faces via facial recognition software and can scan those captured and stored images at a rate up to 36,000,000 per second.

Could governments recognise ANYONE instantly via CCTV? Japanese camera can scan 36 million faces per second | Mail Online


Here is a picture from several years go. *



GigaPan: President Barack Obama's Inaugural Address by David Bergman



How much detail can you pick up on those far away?



Here is the article.



Barack Obama inauguration: Amazing photograph close-ups using new camera technology - Telegraph

This is the technology made public. One might wonder what there is that is not made public.

The state continues to expand.... and many will scoff at those who question it or express concern.

And the capabilities become even more pervasive....

http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/201...facedeals-scans-your-face-to-offer-you-deals/


Big brother continues to grow.....and the sheep continue to feed him more and more....willingly!