There was a report that JR East was going to install facial recognition cameras at stations and use them to identify wanted criminals and suspicious persons. However, JR East cancelled the installation of the cameras after receiving criticism that the definition of suspicious persons was ambiguous.
The problem with this camera was that it was unclear who exactly was providing the video.
In addition, there is the question of whether a private company can operate the personal information of a face, even though it has a public facility.
On a personal note, I am currently being stalked by a station employee. Specifically, the harassment consists of the staff silently passing behind me, and them coming out of their offices just as I am passing.
Even taking this into consideration, I fear that JR East’s retention of personal facial information will lead to arbitrary operations.
We had a little extra time. We think you can see from the video playing at the same time that it is very quiet today.
* As I stepped outside, the noise from the scaffolding
* I went to complain.
* The company that had been making the noise left. This company had been working in this house before.
I suffer from physical ailments caused by being irradiated with something day and night. U.S. embassy staff and CIA employees have been complaining of what they believe to be electromagnetic wave attacks in several countries around the world. Japan should resolve this situation as soon as possible.
