This facial recognition app is straight up creepy 
. I mean, who needs an app that can scan for "contactless fingerprints" through photos of fingers? It's like they're trying to create a dystopian future where the government knows everything about you, even before you do 
. And don't even get me started on how this technology is being used to target people of color – it's basically racial profiling on steroids 
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And let's talk about the accuracy issues with this tech. I've heard that darker-skinned individuals are more likely to be misidentified, which is just ridiculous
. It's like they're trying to create a system where innocent people get wrongly arrested and profiled based on their skin color. Not cool, ICE 
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I'm also concerned about the fact that this data is being stored for up to 15 years without consent. That's basically forever in digital terms
. And what happens when this information gets hacked or leaked? We're talking about a massive surveillance state here, where our every move is being monitored and tracked without us even realizing it 
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We need to wake up, folks! This is not just about facial recognition apps – it's about the erosion of our democratic values and human rights. We need to hold our government accountable for this kind of behavior and make sure that we're protecting ourselves and our communities from this kind of tech tyranny
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. I mean, who needs an app that can scan for "contactless fingerprints" through photos of fingers? It's like they're trying to create a dystopian future where the government knows everything about you, even before you do . And don't even get me started on how this technology is being used to target people of color – it's basically racial profiling on steroids .And let's talk about the accuracy issues with this tech. I've heard that darker-skinned individuals are more likely to be misidentified, which is just ridiculous
. It's like they're trying to create a system where innocent people get wrongly arrested and profiled based on their skin color. Not cool, ICE .I'm also concerned about the fact that this data is being stored for up to 15 years without consent. That's basically forever in digital terms
. And what happens when this information gets hacked or leaked? We're talking about a massive surveillance state here, where our every move is being monitored and tracked without us even realizing it .We need to wake up, folks! This is not just about facial recognition apps – it's about the erosion of our democratic values and human rights. We need to hold our government accountable for this kind of behavior and make sure that we're protecting ourselves and our communities from this kind of tech tyranny
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? it's like something straight outta a sci-fi movie where they're scanning people's faces for no reason 
, especially ppl of color 
. and now they're storing all that info for 15 yrs? that's just creepy 
. i mean, what s the next step? tracking our thoughts through social media? 
it feels like we r losing control over our own lives 
. and dont even get me started on how this is affecting ppl who are already in the system 
, like immigrants and minorities 
. we need to rethink this whole surveillance state thing ASAP 
and we saw this guy trying to take selfies with all these weird filters on his phone. Like, who does that? 
Anyway, it made me think about how we're always sharing our personal info online without even realizing it. Like, do you know how many times I've "checked in" to a location just because my friend asked me to on social media? 
It's crazy how much data we voluntarily give out to these big companies. And now the government is like, "Hey, let us collect all that info too?" No thanks! 
We need to be more careful about what we're sharing online and make sure our privacy is protected. Democracy and human dignity are at stake, you know? 
and what really gets me is that it's not even just about identifying people who are in the country without authorization, it's about random people on the streets getting scanned too 
we need to start talking about these kinds of technologies and how they're being used, because right now it feels like we're living in a sci-fi movie 
this facial recognition app is straight outta sci-fi, but it's real life and its scary... 
if they can scan people's faces or fingerprints without their consent, that's a major red flag. what if the app makes a mistake and identifies an innocent person?