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<blockquote data-quote="rickyb" data-source="post: 4944157" data-attributes="member: 56035"><p>Last week we discovered that the federal government tested facial recognition technology on <strong>millions</strong> of unconsenting travellers at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport. 1</p><p><strong>This happened 5 years ago, yet we’re just learning about it now. </strong>In the last five years the underlying technology has only become more sophisticated and widespread. Can you imagine what is happening NOW that we don’t yet know about?</p><p>This is yet another example of how surveillance and facial recognition are secretly running wild in our country without any meaningful laws restricting their use. </p><p>OpenMedia is fighting for meaningful legislation restricting mass facial recognition in public spaces and defending our privacy rights. We cannot allow the casual misuse of this technology to continue.</p><p>Will you stand with us?</p><p style="text-align: center"><a href="https://www.e-activist.com/page/email/click/2205/5430517?email=xLnUK4CNAPuY00oQWbtlEVESkN1MQhKC&campid=1zyzYAXROoGq8wJuoPi1Lg==" target="_blank">Donate</a></p><p>Here are just some of the fronts we’re fighting on:</p><ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">We’re pushing for binding national legislation by fixing and passing Bill C-11, which would limit private use of privacy-violating technologies;</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">We’re lobbying for strong reforms to the Privacy Act, which would restrict government behaviour like the Pearson Surveillance;</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">We’re campaigning for a national <strong>BAN</strong> on mass facial recognition technology;</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">We’re mounting local grassroots campaigns to get municipal police moratoriums on the use of facial recognition in major cities from coast to coast. </li> </ul><p>But without your continued support, none of these campaigns will remain possible.</p><p><strong>Will you help make these continued actions a reality?</strong></p><p style="text-align: center"><a href="https://www.e-activist.com/page/email/click/2205/5430518?email=xLnUK4CNAPuY00oQWbtlEVESkN1MQhKC&campid=1zyzYAXROoGq8wJuoPi1Lg==" target="_blank">Yes, I will help!</a></p><p>There is so much we still don’t know about the impact of this secret use of surveillance. We don’t even know who may have been wrongly searched or even deported from Canada based off the deployment of this technology– technology known to be biased against women and darker skinned people. But here’s what we do know: without oversight and legal limits this technology is only getting more invasive and more prevalent.</p><p>We can’t allow it to continue to be used with no oversight, no guidelines, and no consequence. </p><p>We need to take a stand and we need to do it now.</p><p style="text-align: center"><a href="https://www.e-activist.com/page/email/click/2205/5430519?email=xLnUK4CNAPuY00oQWbtlEVESkN1MQhKC&campid=1zyzYAXROoGq8wJuoPi1Lg==" target="_blank">Donate</a></p><p>Thank you for standing with us.</p><p>For a safe and surveillance-free Internet for everyone,</p><p>Matt from OpenMedia,</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rickyb, post: 4944157, member: 56035"] Last week we discovered that the federal government tested facial recognition technology on [B]millions[/B] of unconsenting travellers at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport. 1 [B]This happened 5 years ago, yet we’re just learning about it now. [/B]In the last five years the underlying technology has only become more sophisticated and widespread. Can you imagine what is happening NOW that we don’t yet know about? This is yet another example of how surveillance and facial recognition are secretly running wild in our country without any meaningful laws restricting their use. OpenMedia is fighting for meaningful legislation restricting mass facial recognition in public spaces and defending our privacy rights. We cannot allow the casual misuse of this technology to continue. Will you stand with us? [CENTER][URL='https://www.e-activist.com/page/email/click/2205/5430517?email=xLnUK4CNAPuY00oQWbtlEVESkN1MQhKC&campid=1zyzYAXROoGq8wJuoPi1Lg==']Donate[/URL][/CENTER] Here are just some of the fronts we’re fighting on: [LIST] [*]We’re pushing for binding national legislation by fixing and passing Bill C-11, which would limit private use of privacy-violating technologies; [*]We’re lobbying for strong reforms to the Privacy Act, which would restrict government behaviour like the Pearson Surveillance; [*]We’re campaigning for a national [B]BAN[/B] on mass facial recognition technology; [*]We’re mounting local grassroots campaigns to get municipal police moratoriums on the use of facial recognition in major cities from coast to coast. [/LIST] But without your continued support, none of these campaigns will remain possible. [B]Will you help make these continued actions a reality?[/B] [CENTER][URL='https://www.e-activist.com/page/email/click/2205/5430518?email=xLnUK4CNAPuY00oQWbtlEVESkN1MQhKC&campid=1zyzYAXROoGq8wJuoPi1Lg==']Yes, I will help![/URL][/CENTER] There is so much we still don’t know about the impact of this secret use of surveillance. We don’t even know who may have been wrongly searched or even deported from Canada based off the deployment of this technology– technology known to be biased against women and darker skinned people. But here’s what we do know: without oversight and legal limits this technology is only getting more invasive and more prevalent. We can’t allow it to continue to be used with no oversight, no guidelines, and no consequence. We need to take a stand and we need to do it now. [CENTER][URL='https://www.e-activist.com/page/email/click/2205/5430519?email=xLnUK4CNAPuY00oQWbtlEVESkN1MQhKC&campid=1zyzYAXROoGq8wJuoPi1Lg==']Donate[/URL][/CENTER] Thank you for standing with us. For a safe and surveillance-free Internet for everyone, Matt from OpenMedia, [/QUOTE]
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