Facial Recognition Didn't Stop at Your Phone
May 9, 2026
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as posted by the channelColorado just figured out how to ticket you without a single cop on the road, and your car is already ratting you out to whoever's watching. In this segment of Dumpster Fire, Bridget Phetasy breaks down the full surveillance stack being quietly baked into everyday life — from AVIS speed camera networks calculating your time between two points to self-driving kill switches that literally won't let you drive because they can't see your eyes. A car that monitors your face, flags your emotional state, and then asks if it can send your data to a third party isn't a convenience feature. It's a compliance mechanism. With VPN bans, facial recognition mandates, and geofencing warrants hitting the Supreme Court, the infrastructure is closer to complete than most people want to admit. Bridget's only real hope? The American redneck who figures out the workaround before the ink's dry on the regulation.
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