Comments on: Street Cams Can Now Tag, Track and Follow Individuals (video)

By: lcart

lcart — Mon, 20 May 2013 04:30:19 +0000

Amen.

By: darkhorse

darkhorse — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 21:10:56 +0000

If the government decided they were going to send the police round to search everyones house top to bottom and they could turn up anytime unannounced and they would get round everyone at somepoint , i take it you would be quite happy since you have nothing to hide?!! Same bloody logic you are using. Ridiculous. Wake up man. ive nothing to hide but we are gonna be living in an open prison and we are nearly there. The attitude you have,like many other sheeple is so fucking frustrating!

By: Son of africa

Son of africa — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 22:31:12 +0000

@sumbowdy…ure a very stupid somebowdy I must say, crime does not spawn from boredom or drugs or anything like that, IT SPAWNS FROM INEQUALITY when one percent of the population owns 99% of worlds finances ofcourse pipo are gona commit crime be it in the well lit paveved streets of london or dusty streets of soweto, so being watched aint gonna solve the problem, Authorities have NEVER cared about u and NEVER will, the same boom of camera presence has occured in Pretoria, South Africa in that citys central business district yet the same weedmen ive known since High skul r still runnin their hussle in broad daylite considering all the things goin on with FEMA on the radio waves(U.S) the censoring and tracking of the pipo(U.K) id much rather dwell in my so called "3rd world" South Africa…peace

By: Skeegii93

Skeegii93 — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 21:21:15 +0000

oh yea he has to be working with the government i mean look at the logo…seriously (the eye)

By: O_o

O_o — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 16:36:31 +0000

Forget about the street cams, do you own an Xbox with Kinect?

If so, READ the user agreement. I warned you.

By: wax

wax — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 21:17:24 +0000

In fact it seems the system almost wants a revolt. If they had been gentler, a couple more generations and we'd all have been slaves of big corporations and unable of doing anything outside the system, like work for oneself, feed oneself, build something for oneself. All it was needed was to continue letting the big fish take over little fish in the economy. Once you have economy settled, politics and culture are irrelevant. Who cares about freedom of vote when you cannot live outside a system?

They are not gentle, they are explicit, and impatient. Maybe they have already the proposed replacement for this system ready.

By: wax

wax — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 21:04:10 +0000

don`t you see the problem? normal people are being monitored for their safety, at the same time it's perfectly possible to hide profits from taxes, recycle drug money, manufacture dangerous goods, irradiate and feed people stuff which has not been thoroughly tested for long term effects…

So, normal people are not going to be monitored for their safety, there are more productive things for security than networks of cameras with face recognition.

By: enlightnened

enlightnened — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 21:12:27 +0000

Looks like im going outside in a bhurka…

By: Tiffany

Tiffany — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 09:06:45 +0000

Yep, it's nutty here. THE most obnoxious form of CCTV all the time, everywhere. Every time I live in this city, the cameras freak me out. Just…watching. Tracking. It's weird, it's in the Tesco, the bus, the tube, the everywhere! I live literally across the street from the MI-6 building and it is freaking me out. As in, if I can see them from my bed and bathroom windows, are they watching me? Little old me? Drawing the blinds while I shower today! Seriously, living this close to that is creepy too. You can see all the dishes on the top, ugh.

Saw the fireworks at the eye and I thought they were gorgeous, and for all that monitoring they sure let a lot of drinking go down in the streets that night. I didn't think anything about the fireworks coming from Big Ben, other than how gorgeous they were. Besides DC and Vegas, I have never seen so many cameras, perhaps more here and more obvious. Trying to get everyone USED to the police state, are we?

By: Alan

Alan — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 16:39:42 +0000

CCTV survelliance has got to be most manipulative and brainwashing devices used on society; it is getting behond a joke in the UK. I've walked into places and there have been literally tons of cameras, mostly which are those sinister dark dome shaped cameras that look like they've come straight out of Minority Report. I walked into a booze shop, looked up to the ceiling and counted upto six of the things – why so many? why dont the owners question why they need so many?. I can understanding one or two camera but this many just blew my mind. Who's paying for these to be installed? Shop/business owners just dont care, all they care about is thinking theyre gonna be robbed, and as a result, thinking they'll lose profit.

In other places its much the same, ASDA and Tesco have rows of cameras up and down many of the isles; litering the ceilings; they also have weird 'lookout' control points which are manned by staff, these staff just stand there checking the cameras around the store. All this is very obvious to me and very worrying, yet noone else seems bothered by it. What does it take for people to notice and know it's a blatant intrusion? Does it have to resort to these things in our own living rooms for people to stand up against it?