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IPFS News Link • Surveillance
It sounds like something from the film Minority Report: a CCTV
surveillance system that recognises people from their face or walk and
analyses whether they might be about to commit a terrorist or criminal
act. But Trapwire is real and, according to documents released online by
WikiLeaks last week, is being used in a number of countries to try to
monitor people and threats.
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