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China Pushing Explicitly-Biased Facial Recognition Standards And Local Tech Companies Are Pitching In To Help

China Pushing Explicitly-Biased Facial Recognition Standards And Local Tech Companies Are Pitching In To Help
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Chinese surveillance firms helping CCP draft standards to allow surveillance systems to track ethnic minorities

https://www.afinalwarning.com/508015.html (Natural News) The Chinese Communist Party has been enlisting the help of surveillance corporations to create standards for mass facial recognition systems. These systems allow the government in Beijing to track certain characteristics, such as ethnicity. Activists are warning that the goal is to keep an eye over ethnic minorities in China, including the Uyghurs. This is according to Pennsylvania-based tech and surveillance watchdog IPVM, who published technical standards specifying how data captured by the country’s hundreds of millions of facial recognition cameras should be categorized. These categories would allow Chinese law enforcement agencies and other government entities to search surveillance footage, mugshots and suspect databases via segmented “personal attributes.”

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China found using surveillance firms to help write ethnic-tracking specifications

China found using surveillance firms to help write ethnic-tracking specifications
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Massive camera hack exposes the growing reach and intimacy of U S surveillance

Bay Area camera company hack reaches schools, gyms, prisons Drew Harwell, The Washington Post March 10, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail In one video, a woman in a hospital room watches over someone sleeping in an intensive-care-unit bed. In another, a man and three children celebrate one Sunday afternoon over a completed puzzle in a carpeted playroom. The private moments would have, in some other time, been constrained to memory. But something else had been watching: an internet-connected camera managed by the San Mateo, Calif.-based security start-up Verkada, which sells cameras and software that customers can use to watch live video from anywhere across the Web.

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Tens of thousands of Verkada cameras were easily accessible to employees as well as hackers

“We literally had 20-year-old interns that had access to over 100,000 cameras”

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