Some of you protesting are far too into publicly posting identifiable pics and videos of folks in protest crowds without good reason.
If you brought a camera to the protest point it at the authorities, not your compatriots. Document and publicize incidents of abuse, but don't facilitate your fellow protestors being identified and punished for showing up. Assume every face you post will be recognized and catalogued. They're not there to be your photo op.
@naodell @Rob_T_Firefly No, here in Russia, ppl had same thoughts a long time ago. You know how it ended...
@[email protected] @[email protected] I think protesters from Russia and Belarus will disagree with you. Cops here heavily using the photos from _peaceful_ protests (even from social networks) and face recognition to find and attack protesters _after_ the event. They ever send "covert agents" with cameras right to the crowd to make a photos of peoples' faces. Latest events in the US reminds me a lot these events that happened here a lot of time ago. So, "better safe than sorry"🤷♂️
Rob Vincent 🎙️
Nate O
Eugene account has moved