Watchdog says FBI has access to about 640M photographs

AP ^ | June 4th, 2019 | By MICHAEL BALSAMO

[precisionshootist]

The database poses more danger to humanity than nuclear weapons.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

And the fact that post of yours is catalogued in Google moments after you hit “Post.”

[rlmorel]

"...Kimberly Del Greco, a deputy assistant director at the FBI, said the bureau has strict policies for using facial recognition..."

Ah. Just like the strict policies involving verifying intelligence data before taking it to a FISA court.

I feel much safer now.

[Phillyred]

“I’m elected electric spy, I’m protected electric eye”

[Doogle]

"...ain't got mine, hint I Ieave my scent on da cross Bronx"

[Phillyred]

Amazing how prophetic so many metal songs were. Queensryche has a lot of them.

[Mariner]

First they establish the efficacy of the tech/process.

Then they use AI to make anyone appear wherever they wish.

Just like the “deep fake” videos.

And they’ll use Fusion GPS (data access) and the media (selective leaks) to destroy anyone who challenges them in the public sphere.

[Mariner]

Judas Priest?

[P.O.E.]

IIRC, in NJ it’s illegal to smile for your driver’s license photo.

[darkangel82]

Operation Mindcrime, for one

[Mariner]

Prophetic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=af1DAWB2mrw

Priest

[Starboard]

But the rank and file are the greatest.

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The SILENT rank and file.

[doorgunner69]

Why would anyone stuck in NJ have reason to smile?

[Starboard]

There were also “strict rules” for Fisa, but that didn’t seem to mean much when it came to spying on a presidential candidate.

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BINGO! It all depends on what the meaning of “strict” is.

[Gay State Conservative]

Having served in the Armed Forces,been issued a driver's license,filed tax returns,been granted a firearms license and been issued a passport I assume that the United States Government knows more about me than my mother does.

And knowing that most of the individuals having access to my personal data are Rats,or Rat sympathizers,doesn't fill me with confidence.

Not one bit of confidence in fact.

[Starboard]

After all, everyone knows the FBI is a servant, with the best interests of the American people at heart.

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That is why they are so eager for transparency and willing to cooperate with ongoing investigations. /sarc

[Flick Lives]

If you’ve done nothing wrong, you have nothing to fear./s

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Just stay out of Walmart and you’ll be fine.

[Joe 6-pack]

"Having served in the Armed Forces,been issued a driver's license,filed tax returns,been granted a firearms license and been issued a passport I assume that the United States Government knows more about me than my mother does."

If you were in the service since the mid to late 90s, you volunteered a DNA sample. This was nominally done in for the purpose of being able to identify your remains should you be killed in action. I'm guessing the samples and database entries are not destroyed when a person leaves the service.

[Starboard]

LOL!!!! Good one.

[Gay State Conservative]

If you were in the service since the mid to late 90s, you volunteered a DNA sample.

Mid 90's? LOL...if only.I had my first heart attack in the mid 90's! Late 60's to 70's for me.

I guess one advantage of having your DNA in a database is if you're wrongly accused of a serious crime the DNA from the crime scene won't match yours.