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This is an art project by Tijmen Schep that shows how face detection algoritms are increasingly used to judge you.

No personal data is sent to our server in any way. Nothing. Zilch. Nada. All the face detection algorithms will run on your own computer, in the browser.

In this 'test' your face is compared with that of all the the other people who have previously done this test. At the end of the show you can, if you want to, share some anonimized data. That will then be used to re-calculate the new average. That anonymous data is not shared any further.

I share your concern and decided to not try the website. The site said no personal data is collected, and if we opt to share our data, it would be anonimized. Well yeah, but how about browser fingerprint? is that considered as a personal data? or if it's collected at all?

edit: Okay, I succumbed to my curiosity and decided to try it but with all my connection turned off. As far as my obeservation goes, at least there are no ajax call from this site and everything is functioning even without connection.

Is a picture without personally identifying information problematic? I assume pre-COVID you didn't walk around in a mask all the time.

I don't trust elites or any product which quickly gets popular on any form of mainstream media. There is so much dirty money flowing around and most of it goes to lying psychopaths (the selection bias for psychopathy is systemic and seemingly intentional). Our modern economic growth is founded on coercing people into continuing to accept currencies which keep getting dirtier and which keep losing their value. It's 100% about coercion, manipulation and gate keeping. If you can't figure out what the product is that they're selling, you're the product.

Did you know that online communities are often comprised of multiple people that will act differently?

99% of the cases i would agree with you,I don't even buy laptops with integrated webcams for this very reason; However, websites with the .eu domain are subject to EU laws (obviously, since you need to be an eu citizen to have such a domain).

Even though i'm not an EU fan (far from it actually),it would be very weird if they'd have such a website and then not comply with data requests for deletion/download, especially when they boast about it being an EU-funded website that respects privacy.