Re: McDonalds kiosks, unexpected consequences

On Mon, 30 Sep 2024, JAB wrote:

On Mon, 30 Sep 2024 12:38:56 -0400, Auric Hellman
<adhellman1@gmail.com> wrote:
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Being "old school," I want customer service...remember, Big Brother
may be watching you order.

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No doubt that Homeland Security needs to know if you want your
cheeseburger with or without pickles. National security concerns.

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Problem these days is these companies want to make bucks off of our
"privacy."  SCOTUS has ruled there is no such thing as "privacy" in
public spaces...only in your home.
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If Intel was looking for someone (like they do in China with in your
face recognition), all of these video cams/Cellphones/etc could be
used to track your whereabouts.  Eating out, especially at McDonalds
would be a logical place.
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Not saying it's done, but the tech is available...scanning vehicle
plates is done in some locations, and state/local LEOs have been
experimenting with this tech.
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SCOTUS needs to review their "privacy" opinion, which was done years
ago.   Unless illegal, someone ought to put up a web page tracking
them in public spaces.
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Don't teslas have cameras in them, and are they filming everything legally while on the road in the US and while parked?