Its the iPhone X facetime feature? I guess we are giving up on the barcode or the microchip then?
No, at least I’m not. I believe that these are all related events leading up to the Beast system. A new world order system. A surveillance state. Big corporations and Big govt are already working together to build this infrastructure. Incremental changes like these are going to make it easier for people to ultimately accept the chip/barcode. Is it really going to be a stretch for them to convince the masses to accept those as the next step? They will tell us ‘well we already have all your information. We already know everywhere you have been and where you are going and what you are doing and what you are buying. This is now necessary for your safety. And if you don’t accept this you won’t be able to work, or get health services, or drive, or buy and sell, etc’
this is my opinion.
Here is another link showing how corporations and already building up for it.
www.zerohedge.com/technology/home-depot-and-lowes-accused-scanning-millions-customers-facesHeadline - Home Depot And Lowe's Accused Of Scanning Millions Of Customers Faces
From link-
Home improvement stores like Home Depot and Lowe's have become partners in Big Brother's ever expanding public surveillance program.
According to the Cook County Record, two recent class action lawsuits accuse Home Depot and Lowe's of secretly using facial recognition to identify customers as soon as they enter their stores.
On Sept. 4, 2019, a group of plaintiffs simultaneously filed virtually identical class action complaints in Cook County Circuit Court in Chicago against Lowe’s and in federal court in Atlanta against Home Depot, accusing the retailers of violating the Illinois state law by “surreptitiously” scanning customers’ faces as they moved about the chains’ stores.
According to the Lowe's lawsuit, home improvement stores are secretly using facial recognition to identify everyone.
The Home Depot and the Lowe's cases claim that they have failed to inform customers that their biometric data is being collected, and did not obtain written consent for doing so. Home Depot and Lowe's have also neglected to post a publicly available retention schedule detailing when the data will be destroyed.
According to the Lowe's class action, "defendants actively conceal their faceprinting practices from the public."The class action also claims that Lowe's has been secretly using facial recognition for over 11 years. There is no mention of how long Home Depot has been using facial recognition.
Have private corporations secretly turned America into China? Since when did it become OK for private corporations to secretly surveil the public?
But that is not the end of this privacy nightmare. Things get worse, and I mean a lot worse.
Can you imagine two competing corporations sharing millions of facial recognition photos and descriptions of customers? Well imagine no more, because it is happening right now. The class actions claim that Home Depot and Lowe’s have shared facial recognition pictures of its customers with other stores.
Welcome to China, sorry I meant America: where everyone is treated like a potential criminal.
Think about what this means: both Home Depot and Lowe's have secretly collected millions of customers faces and are sharing them with other stores, regardless of whether or not they have committed a crime. Corporations and Big Brother do not care about our privacy, in fact the opposite is true. Corporations want to monetize our privacy and Big Brother wants to use it to track everyone.
By everyone, I mean your kids, family, friends, co-workers, and even your pets are all affected by facial recognition.
Stopping facial recognition should be everyone's goal unless you like being treated as a potential criminal everywhere you go.