Designers say that as well as offering a degree of protection from surveillance, their clothes make a powerful fashion statement about the importance of privacy
I love that it’s “adversarial” to not want to have your face entered into a database and to have your location tracked at every moment of the day against your will.
I’m sure specific and expensive “adversarial” clothing brands are a gimmick for now, but people will easily discover cheap and fashionable ways to subvert the surveillance state that may well become popular later on.
Personally, I’m waiting for burkhas to catch on among liberal crackers
I love that it’s “adversarial” to not want to have your face entered into a database and to have your location tracked at every moment of the day against your will.
I’m sure specific and expensive “adversarial” clothing brands are a gimmick for now, but people will easily discover cheap and fashionable ways to subvert the surveillance state that may well become popular later on.
Personally, I’m waiting for burkhas to catch on among liberal crackers