burnnottice88 t1_jbbj8c8 wrote
Reply to comment by kropkiide in A group of researchers has achieved a breakthrough in secure communications by developing an algorithm that conceals sensitive information so effectively that it is impossible to detect that anything has been hidden by thebelsnickle1991
Human behaviour is studied at great length and you can get one hell of a lot of info from a person's smartphone what they watch, for how long, what they watch afterwards, what they upvotes, downvote. Tie that in with smart watches that measure your bpm and blood pressure etc. That info is worth billions to the right people.
Dryandrough t1_jbcm3yo wrote
It's so you can fight terrorists before they commit the crime. They should make a movie about this concept, and call it "Vision Cop."
Real-Problem6805 t1_jbd5wjq wrote
That's why everything online should be a lie. Play a character not a person
CrispyRussians t1_jbddezy wrote
Across the vast stream of data points and with enough time companies can still build an accurate profile.
Real-Problem6805 t1_jbe6xei wrote
They can try
teothesavage t1_jbe0ppk wrote
Is this comment a lie as well?
Real-Problem6805 t1_jbe6s8k wrote
No but it is part of the character I play there are always truths hidden in lies.
tRONzoid1 t1_jbe2973 wrote
Until it comes across a guy who drinks coffee and runs a lot
burnnottice88 t1_jbe30no wrote
Then that guy will have ads for coffee machines, running gear and similar things shoved in his face. And because of all the additional info gathered from that guy the ad companies know when, and how often to show the ads to maximize the probability that he will buy something.
They're are no winners here except the people who have all this information.
tRONzoid1 t1_jbimv9w wrote
No I mean you can’t rule out that they’re suspicious just based on internet data
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