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Tattoo Recognition Research Threatens Free Speech and Privacy
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2016/06/tattoo-recognition-research-threatens-free-speech-and-privacy-
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@moonman @dolus The whole thing reminds me of the punks/anarchists in my class back in highschool who'd constantly complain about how bad the police was and how it harassed them, and when I said I had never had any issue with cops since I dress properly rather than like a hobo and don't drink on the street at 3am like them they'd complain and say they should be allowed to.
Thursday, 02-Jun-16 23:48:02 UTC from web-
@nerthos You dressed to conform to the established rules. No one should step out of those rules at any time. Or else!
Friday, 03-Jun-16 17:47:28 UTC from web-
@vcgriffin I dressed in jeans, comfy sports shoes, and shirt. Like a normal person.
Saturday, 04-Jun-16 07:14:10 UTC from web
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@dolus I know, but its like, you literally put a permanent identifier on your body for the express purpose of being identified
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@moonman I generally find tattoos unattractive if no flat out ugly, but people should have the right to have them without opening themselves to this kind of surveillance.
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@dolus I am against all of this kind.d of surveillance out of principle so that includes gang members. But I do still think they're stupid if you're up to something legal or not, you're just complaining about how your choice got you caught easier
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