bridgeenjoyerMar 19

How much proof is there that smart tvs and phones listen to you?

https://sh.itjust.works/post/57082890

How much proof is there that smart tvs and phones listen to you? - sh.itjust.works

Like, we all know they’re listening , but can we provide proof? My friend was complaining about all the new super surveillance that will be government required in cars after 2027, and I said to him dude you have a stock android, you use every AI slop feature, you use a smart TV on your unsecured network, and uses x every day. They have everything they could possibly need on him. Oh and he posts questionable things to fb daily under his real name.

Show threadScoffingLizardMar 20
Wait. Government required in cars?
Show threadbridgeenjoyer
Yep 2027 head and eye tracking with llms that dictate if you’re tired.
Mar 20 at 5:44pmWeb
Show threadmulcaheyMar 20
Link?
Show threadbridgeenjoyerMar 20

One of many,

gadgetreview.com/federal-surveillance-tech-become…

“The tech involves infrared cameras mounted on steering columns or A-pillars, tracking eye movement, pupil dilation, and drowsiness patterns. Unlike the breathalyzer ignition interlocks from DUI convictions, these systems operate passively—no blowing required. Your car simply watches and decides whether you’re fit to drive.

If the AI determines you’re impaired (blood alcohol ≥0.08% or showing fatigue), it can prevent ignition startup or limit vehicle speed. Think Minority Report, but for your morning commute.”

Not that new cars aren’t already tracked every moment and government controlled, they are. This is just a worse version of it.

Federal Surveillance Tech Becomes Mandatory in New Cars by 2027

New car surveillance tech becomes mandatory by 2027, using infrared cameras to monitor driver sobriety and alertness with privacy and cost concerns.

Gadget Review
Show threadScoffingLizardMar 22
No college student can ever drive again?
Show threadScoffingLizardMar 22
That’s fucking hilarious. I am tired if I’m breathing. Guess I’m getting a disability check soon.