If they're out to get you, they've got you. You might think your opsec is tight, but you're invariably locking the barn once the horses have bolted. The only solution is changing social norms and political structures; there's nothing you as an individual can really do.

If they're out to get you, they've got you. You might think your opsec is tight, but you're invariably locking the barn once the horses have bolted. The only solution is changing social norms and political structures; there's nothing you as an individual can really do. == Camera Recognition == Oh, you think you're safe with the excuse to wear a mask thanks to [[ covid-19/ ]]? That's been publicly demonstrated to be reliably surmountable since [[ https://arxiv.org/abs/1708.09317 | at least 2017 ]]. Even if you cover up your face entirely, gait analysis was verging on being able to identify people from //orbit// even [[ https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2008/09/gait_analysis_f.html | back in 2008 ]]. Bro, do you even know what the "cloud-native" buzzphrase around 5G means? It means these so-called infrastructure companies aren't even actually running their own hardware for larger and larger portions of the stack. Every piece of data is increasingly everywhere at once.

If they're out to get you, they've got you. You might think your opsec is tight, but you're invariably locking the barn once the horses have bolted. The only solution is changing social norms and political structures; there's nothing you as an individual can really do. == Camera Recognition == Oh, you think you're safe with the excuse to wear a mask thanks to [[ covid-19/ ]]? That's been publicly demonstrated to be reliably surmountable since [[ https://arxiv.org/abs/1708.09317 | at least 2017 ]]. Even if you cover up your face entirely, gait analysis was verging on being able to identify people from //orbit// even [[ https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2008/09/gait_analysis_f.html | back in 2008 ]]. Bro, do you even know what the "cloud-native" buzzphrase around 5G means? It means these so-called infrastructure companies aren't even actually running their own hardware for larger and larger portions of the stack. Every piece of data is increasingly everywhere at once.