Breaking The Creepy AI in Police Cameras
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If you live in the United States, it's very likely that a private startup has been logging and sharing your vehicle's location without your consent. In this ...
Commenting just so I'll come back. Fuck every surveillance state. Hard. Repeatedly. The people need to say fuck off but too many fucking bootlickers out there, both left and right.
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He IS great. I saw him play at a festival a decade ago and all the equipment they provided failed. He just improvised a set, with lots of vocoder, and it was one of the best sets I’ve ever seen. (He’s The Flashbulb, if you haven’t heard him!)
Yooooooo what he's the Flashbulb!? Crazy lol. I've loved his music for years now. Did not at all realize it was the same guy. Taste goes with taste I suppose
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If you live in the United States, it's very likely that a private startup has been logging and sharing your vehicle's location without your consent. In this ...
TLDR apply spots or “noise” to your plates. Put some duct tape or something on it to confuse the idiot that is modern AI.
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Yet another great video from Benn... however, I'm a bit disappointed that he isn't more explicit about how to protect your plates from these readers. I understand that he's likely doing it to protect himself (and his viewers) from legal recourse, and it's nice that he provides the code used to create and test the patterns, but I wish he had provided his research results to show which patterns were most effective at keeping the system from even detecting the presence of a plate.
Well, we're all reasonably intelligent people. Let's collectively brainstorm!
It looks like masking with a random pattern made to look like dirt or debris is an option.
To negate night reads, how about 2-4 layers of optical polarizing film, each transverse to the previous plane of polarization? Alternately, a coating with a visible light transparent, IR opaque pigment.
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Thank you!
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TLDR apply spots or “noise” to your plates. Put some duct tape or something on it to confuse the idiot that is modern AI.
In many states, you're technically not able to alter the license plate or put stickers on it. But cameras don't know how big things are supposed to be. So put a frame around your license plate with all sorts of crazy.
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In many states, you're technically not able to alter the license plate or put stickers on it. But cameras don't know how big things are supposed to be. So put a frame around your license plate with all sorts of crazy.
In some states an obscured/unreadable license plate is all a cop needs to pull you over…
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Well, we're all reasonably intelligent people. Let's collectively brainstorm!
It looks like masking with a random pattern made to look like dirt or debris is an option.
To negate night reads, how about 2-4 layers of optical polarizing film, each transverse to the previous plane of polarization? Alternately, a coating with a visible light transparent, IR opaque pigment.
IR strobes on opposite sides of your plate works while being legal in many areas since the plate stays unmodified.
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Well, we're all reasonably intelligent people. Let's collectively brainstorm!
It looks like masking with a random pattern made to look like dirt or debris is an option.
To negate night reads, how about 2-4 layers of optical polarizing film, each transverse to the previous plane of polarization? Alternately, a coating with a visible light transparent, IR opaque pigment.
Could even literally make it mud, if you have access to a laser cutter (hacker space, etc) you could use that and make a stencil instead, then mix up some mud in a bucket (a little clay content goes a long way) and smear that over the stencil and tada – legitimately just some mud on my plate officer.
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In some states an obscured/unreadable license plate is all a cop needs to pull you over…
There are covers that mess up photography but still work for viewing normally with your eyes.
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I have nothing to hide, but I also have nothing to show.
The movie Anon, I think, said it nicely: it's not that I have something to hide, it's that I have nothing I want you to see.
