For months members of the public have been using GeoSpy, a tool trained on millions of images that can find the location a photo was taken based on soil, architecture, and more. It's GeoGuesser at scale.
And I just assumed they called Rainbolt
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Seriously. Fuck all the tech and programmer guys helping to accelerate our doom and subjugation.
the programmers should at least use licenses that prevent legal use by the police and government agencies.
LOL. Rules and laws are for the working class. Even if selling the data elsewhere or to a shell corporation wouldn’t work, some other legal fiction would be invented for the occasion.
And this isn’t a recent phenomenon, this is just how we’ve always lived our lives.
America was never great, but it could be.
Which excludes FOSS maintainers. Who should be well funded to protect our tech stacks from neglect.
Whatever you are scared of.
I’m scared of this more
foss spyware is still spyware