• webghost0101@sopuli.xyz
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    2 days ago

    What if you don’t have a webcam?

    “For users with accessibility needs who cannot use hand gestures to complete the challenge, reCAPTCHA continues to provide visual and audio challenges, and develop more accessible and secure alternatives,”

    Security is as good as the weakest link, either bots will exploit the accessibility feature making the webcam step for humans unnecessary… or its just as secure… making the webcam step unnecessary.

    Blatent attempt to extract data from you and nothing more if you ask me.

  • shortwavesurfer@lemmy.zip
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    I will not bend here. Either Google stops that, or I will not be using websites that use ReCAPTCHA as their service.

    I will not scan a QR code with my phone, and I will not wave at the camera. I will not allow it to access my camera.

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      It would be nice if there was alert if we side uses this dystopian Recaptcha

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    Kinda irrelevant how much they want it or even how much i do it. My PC doesn’t have a camera to begin with.

    No, i will not do it in front of my phone either, they don’t need any more data points or facial recognition database either. I’m completely fine not using any service that implements it as well.

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      22 hours ago

      The phone is where all the datamaning is happening, since its more integrated with your personal data than a computer.

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      Honestly, fingers and movement have been two of the telling signs of AI photos and video for a long time. Just like they’ve used captchas to crowd-source house numbers for their maps, and vehicle information and street infrastructure for their attempts at self-driving vehicles, they’re now crowd-sourcing data for AI images and video.

      Plus they’ll get geo-information on your location, and video of your immediate area - like the inside of your house. They’ve had code that processes images and gives feedback on the people in the photo, their likely income and interests, and suggests ads targeted to those people. With geo-location, fingerprinting your phone, and now pictures of the inside of your house, they’re really dialing in on their surveillance and ad databases.

      Not saying that the opportunity to build facial ID banks isn’t a bonus. But don’t discount the opportunity to spy inside everyone’s homes, and to improve their ability to literally generate their own version of reality - or to produce “evidence” disproving your reality to everyone else.

  • Yama_Pattern_01@piefed.social
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    They can just fuck off . I will be pretty happy to just close the site . Anyways there is almost zero valuable information there