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A little league game has hundreds of people taking pictures and video. Unless your child plays naked there is nothing you can do to stop them. If you really w
by ipaddr 1mo ago
A little league game has hundreds of people taking pictures and video. Unless your child plays naked there is nothing you can do to stop them. If you really want to stop anyone from seeing your child in public you would need a Burka or don't allow them to be in public.
I think you are fighting a losing battle if you choose to allow your kids to enter society.
- rurp 1mo agoScale matters. Parents taking their phones out to record discrete events in a visible way is one thing, and the data may or may not make its way to Facebook. Parents wearing glasses that record and upload 100% of what they are seeing to Facebook is qualitatively different. Similar to how cops getting a warrant and tapping a single person's phone is different from the government spying on all citizens at all times.
- ipaddr 1mo agoNot sure I see the difference. Family uploads photo to facebook friends and family see and facebook scans their face. Video uploaded to meta platform instagram facebook scans there face and no friends and family see and probably no strangers because its a boring video. Probably safer with a stranger considering children attacked by people they know. People should be more worried at facebook scanning faces and linking photos to real identities.
- abirch 1mo agoThe difference is the quantity. Meta has already had a face logging feature in its glasses https://www.wired.com/story/meta-smart-glasses-face-recognition-nametag-connections/ https://www.wired.com/story/meta-smart-glasses-face-recognit... So it'd be less likely that someone would film me and upload it to instagram or facebook.