How do you consider machines with face-recognition technology?

by jt Posted 2012/07/27 18:17:47

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	It's a privacy issue	11 votes	30%
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These days, it's hard to keep privacy as it is. What do U say about this issue?

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Jackie 2012/07/27 19:53:27

Undecided

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I think it is a useful tool. Police can spot known criminals who would have gone thru a city undiscovered. They are not looking for me so it doesn't bother me.
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XxJamberxX 2012/10/08 00:03:33

Undecided

With every tool comes great responsibilities...

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JustBeingAtPeace 2012/09/07 22:05:40

Undecided

Cool yet not double edge sword I think.

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Dzeeng 2012/07/29 13:00:38

Undecided

Love technology

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Michael 2012/07/28 22:20:56

It's not a privacy issue

"recognition" means to see again and know. One can recognize a problem, a joke, a lost baby...even after it has grown to adulthood. Good I say.

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Jaroslav Dantes 2012/07/28 15:34:26

It's not a privacy issue

technologies are to be made from our taxes, so they can afford them what drugging.

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Walter Harris 2012/07/28 06:45:33

Undecided

big bro is too big

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Shelly Sue 2012/07/28 02:15:50

Undecided

+1
It is a privacy issue with me. But maybe it is necessary. Will this technology be used fairly and make us safer? If it is use for the purpose they state, then I am for it. But the big question remains will it be?

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Walter ... to Shelly Sue 2012/07/28 06:46:17

no

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Stephen Oberkirch 2012/07/27 22:00:16

Undecided

+1
It depends... With a face like mine, any machine that can recognize it might decise to throw something at it.

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Kingarthurup 2012/07/27 21:54:59

It's not a privacy issue

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when they make is to it can peer through walls, than it is a privacy issue.

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Anonymouse BN-0 ~bibbityboo~ 2012/07/27 21:19:01

It's a privacy issue

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In some ways, I really hate technology. It destroys privacy and has destroyed the old way of life. It almost overweighs the ultimate convenience of it.

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DDevlin780 2012/07/27 21:05:01

Undecided

+2
Just another piece of technology.

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Jackie 2012/07/27 19:53:27

Undecided

+3
I think it is a useful tool. Police can spot known criminals who would have gone thru a city undiscovered. They are not looking for me so it doesn't bother me.

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Chloey Hamer 2012/07/27 19:52:01

It's a privacy issue

+2
Good thing I live under a rock!

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David 2012/07/27 19:06:06

Undecided

+2
Love technology, but there are times when I like to be incognito!

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TuringsChild 2012/07/27 19:00:19

It's not a privacy issue

+1
Some day we ALL will 'know as we are known'.

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Elaine Magliacane 2012/07/27 18:59:40

Undecided

+1
I'm not undecided I think it's COOL.

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Centrist_Bill 2012/07/27 18:58:32

It's not a privacy issue

+1
Nuff said.

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Russian 2012/07/27 18:57:54

It's a privacy issue

+1
In Socialist U.S their is no such thing as privacy.

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firelooker 2012/07/27 18:56:56

Undecided

+1
Never used it only seen it in the movies. Is it real now/

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Outta' Here. 2012/07/27 18:45:15

Undecided

+2
It's annoying.
I have the same "software" in my head (freaky facial recognition thing).

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Monkey D. Luffy 2012/07/27 18:43:05

Undecided

+1
Never used it..would be fascinating as my bedroom lock though >_<

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ladypamela 2012/07/27 18:38:15

Undecided

+1
My daughter has this on her phone...it was funny....it didn't recognize her without her makeup on...I would scare mine & completely confuse it...lmao.

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Christmas; In Chrome 2012/07/27 18:27:36

Undecided

+1

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Anthony Souls 2012/07/27 18:24:26

It's a privacy issue

+1
What if I don't want to catalog my face. My mom used to work for this company that required hand scans to clock in; in order for the computer to know if her hand scan was hers, they would have to store it just like face recognition. My mom didn't do it though.

Take care,

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kevracer 2012/07/27 18:19:45

It's not a privacy issue

+1
been in use for many years

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