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Umberto Bacchi and Adela Suliman, Thomson Reuters Foundation
As facial recognition tech grows more pervasive, fashion is helping people stay private in public
Artists and fashion designers are coming up with novel ways to confuse intrusive cameras.
Umberto Bacchi and Adela Suliman, Thomson Reuters Foundation
· Sep 29, 2019 · 09:30 pm
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