Not a problem, really. They wear masks? So do I.
this post was submitted on 22 Apr 2026
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Exactly.
Beating facial recognition is simple.
I'm no expert, but I was under the impression that their tools use not only facial recognition that can (with a non-perfect record) identify people wearing nose and below masks, but also identifies based on cell phone and geographic data. So if someone plans on relying on beating facial recognition, they'll need to also beat the other tools in use by wearing a full mask, not carry a cell phone, etc.
That's also fairly simple.
Leave the phone at home (the best way to go) or put it in a faraday bag, but yes, there's a plethora of things you need to do to be completely anonymous.
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Who is responsible for this technology? oh, right... everyone