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20% из Великобритании CCTV было в состоянии судить ваше поведение не познее 3 лет
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Mick Meaney
Новости алтернативы RINF
Новая система CCTV начатая веществом `cVi' устанавливается в некоторые из станций Великобритании самых многодельных, включая соединение Clapham и станцию Paddington.
Система использует предварительный максимум - предположен техник контролируя технологию для того чтобы судить поведение и его что 20 процентов все камеры CCTV, котор в Великобритании будут соединены к системе в пределах следующих 3 лет.
Технология находилась на пробе на станции улицы Liverpool с 2003.
One of the main excuses being given for the use of these cameras is their promise to act as a deterrent against terrorism and to reduce vandalism, by detecting usual behaviour. The technology known as “Video Analytics” will also recognize how a train should look and then react by notifying authorities if the appearance changes.
Again, we see the threat of terrorism being used to advance a Big Brother state.
New York and Rome are also using similar systems, although they have proved less effective during rush hour, diminishing their initial purpose.
Agent Vi have already installed 20 systems in stations across Israel and Transport for London are considering installing more systems, while the overall number of CCTV cameras on the London Underground is expected to reach 12,000 by 2010.
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