I had an infrared camera in my home when all of this began, and constantly noticed my iPhone 12 lighting up throughout the night. I was freaking all the way out thinking I had just paid over 1k for a faulty device.
Come to find out, it was face recognition - powered by LIDAR.
If you have an iphone use the face unlock feature and you'll notice there is actually an invisible light on the device near the front-view camera.
This light is only visible with infrared for whatever reason.
It's funny you mentioned that. And yes, there are sources online claiming law enforcement are also using LIDAR.
But the more significant applications to view are military aspects of LIDAR - consider law enforcement now is much more like a local-level military when it comes to the arsenal of resources they have.
There has to be policy implemented on these things. It's far too easy for our citizens to become the victim of biased practice of the law. Many of these resources even ensure that entrapment will not be an issue - especially when you fight it with any level of evidence.
I suggest you collect evidence of those lights flashing and only being visible with your camera. Use timestamped records with two devices - one using IR and the other using a regular camera, so that the timestamps will correlate with your experience.
In the future these capabilities will become more publicly disclosed. It's only a matter of time. Collecting the evidence is more important, so that one day you will be able to go back and press charges. As well as handle any disregarded police reports.
The entire city/county becomes liable when their officers are not desisted with these intrusive and excessive acts.
It will all come to the light.
As George Washington said: "truth will prevail where there is pains to bring it to light."
Feel free to come and look at my blog and book mark it. I'm constantly adding new information as I become aware of it.
That invisible light you are seeing is LIDAR.
I had an infrared camera in my home when all of this began, and constantly noticed my iPhone 12 lighting up throughout the night. I was freaking all the way out thinking I had just paid over 1k for a faulty device.
Come to find out, it was face recognition - powered by LIDAR.
If you have an iphone use the face unlock feature and you'll notice there is actually an invisible light on the device near the front-view camera.
This light is only visible with infrared for whatever reason.
It's funny you mentioned that. And yes, there are sources online claiming law enforcement are also using LIDAR.
But the more significant applications to view are military aspects of LIDAR - consider law enforcement now is much more like a local-level military when it comes to the arsenal of resources they have.
There has to be policy implemented on these things. It's far too easy for our citizens to become the victim of biased practice of the law. Many of these resources even ensure that entrapment will not be an issue - especially when you fight it with any level of evidence.
I suggest you collect evidence of those lights flashing and only being visible with your camera. Use timestamped records with two devices - one using IR and the other using a regular camera, so that the timestamps will correlate with your experience.
In the future these capabilities will become more publicly disclosed. It's only a matter of time. Collecting the evidence is more important, so that one day you will be able to go back and press charges. As well as handle any disregarded police reports.
The entire city/county becomes liable when their officers are not desisted with these intrusive and excessive acts.
It will all come to the light.
As George Washington said: "truth will prevail where there is pains to bring it to light."
Feel free to come and look at my blog and book mark it. I'm constantly adding new information as I become aware of it.
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