Face Masks Confuse Facial Recognition Software

re: Face Masks Confuse Facial Recognition Software

MamawolfLuz — 8/11/2020 8:26:08 AM

This is nothing more than a reverse psychology operation to get people who are not currently wearing masks coerce them to "stick it to the man" by wearing a mask. The Intercept has been intercepted.

re: Face Masks Confuse Facial Recognition Software

everything. — 8/9/2020 3:27:34 PM

I tend to believe we will be wearing these face masks for a long, long time. I went to gaiters, and am looking forward to having something extra to help catch dust from getting into my lungs. Also, I'm generally healthy, if it protects me from the sick, then good. For instance a coworker who sat next to me had pneumonia, they I had it, changed my life. On the other hand I don't wear it unless it's a requirement for where I'm at.

re: Face Masks Confuse Facial Recognition Software

darnaud — 8/9/2020 8:10:08 AM

If this were true, it would be a justification for wearing a mask; just a sneaky way to fool people who are against facial recognition to wear one.

re: Face Masks Confuse Facial Recognition Software

Randyfast — 8/9/2020 7:38:32 AM

No problem for the globalists. They will simply "make a better mousetrap"!

re: Face Masks Confuse Facial Recognition Software

mirandola — 8/9/2020 5:31:51 AM

I had a strong reaction when I read this. I don't believe it, and I will tell you why. The ACLU wrote years ago, that surveillance cameras on top of lampposts, are capable of scanning your irises in your eyeballs, at freeway speeds. They also said that if a passenger in a car had an open book, the technology could scan and read it even at freeway speeds. I believe the Dept of Homeland InSecurity knows this, and is misleading the public with their statement. It may be true that police enforcement has more of a challenge when people are masked.