AI can already track any location through a photo, which is dangerous to say the least...

Technology will make us freer and these fallacies...

https://m.primal.net/NVxV.mp4

https://superbolt.geospy.ai/

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Every day we go beyond fiction.

Could someone in the San Francisco send me a photo of random place somewhere in the city? I want to try how well this works.

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Beyond obvious. Use photos and public identities wisely.

Wait till you hear about the streamer Rainbolt...

On the bright side, girlfriends too will be able to find me

Hi handsome

How big is your stack ?😘

We are fuckt. But as long as every phone tracks our position every time… this is not our biggest problem. Is there any phone which has GPS / Kamera with a hardware switch?

I think you are fine with Graphene or Calyx OS on a pixel phone, or not?

they seem to help with anon to a point

I suggest Extreme Privacy: Mobile Edition by Michael Bazzell

t-y i will check

by choice.........ffs

u still need signal to call, i used to surf couches i might start surfing phones/tradeoffs, idk, until we get anon IP it's faraday & removable battery

& or

The most important cultural effort is educate people not let governments use tech to create 1984. We need laws for that.

laws r on the books already but compromised

Indeed. The main thing is to make people aware of such danger.

yes

I tried it with a few non-SF photos. Every single time it thought the photo was in SF in a place that didn't make any sense. Not impressed, yet.

Yep.

Oh it's a fallacy alright.

A different but simple example, flint & steel can be carried on your person anywhere for the rest of your life & natural tinders are around almost everywhere, you need never see a human settlement again.

A lighter quickly runs out & relies on manufacturing & commerce.

The former tech wasn't difficult or particularly slow either once mastered.