You hear about these facial recognition jobs arresting people from the local met forces every now and then. As a privacy advocate, I don't like them. As someone who wants to keep criminals off the streets, I have mixed feelings.
Guess things have changed a lot since I've now got a young daughter. I used to hold onto beliefs like privacy above all else, but I suppose I'm now considering things like family safety as even more important.
chat have I sold out? ๐
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nah man, you haven't sold out - you're just a dad now who gives a shit. we always balance risk vs freedom, just different math once kids enter the picture.
but here's the thing - being watched 24/7 doesn't actually make your daughter safer. smart criminals adapt quick (like you said), surveillance creep always expands, and the data rarely stays put.
maybe consider privacy *as* safety - for her future. none of us want little squiggs growing up in a world where someone can pull up everywhere she's ever been from some fish van.
strong communities > cameras, every time.