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* Avoid uploading recordings of your [[w:Human voice|w:human voice]] to services where they are exposed to the whole Internet. | * Avoid uploading recordings of your [[w:Human voice|w:human voice]] to services where they are exposed to the whole Internet. | ||
* Consider altering the voice of your recordings if you must upload to the Internet with a [[Glossary#Voice changer|voice changer]] or synthetic voice that does not match any human's voice. | * Consider altering the voice of your recordings if you must upload to the Internet with a [[Glossary#Voice changer|voice changer]] or synthetic voice that does not match any human's voice. | ||
* Avoid getting recorded by parties whose identity and reliability you cannot verify | * Avoid getting recorded by parties whose identity and reliability you cannot verify, especially if they do not expressly state how, where and for what purpose they will use the recording | ||
* Ask for voice | * Ask for a voice changer to be applied if getting recorded to something that will be publicly broadcast | ||
= Ask your parliamentarian to make covert modeling a crime = | = Ask your parliamentarian to make covert modeling a crime = | ||
* Contact your representative and tell them to put this hyper-modern lawlessness to check. Ask them to consider [[Law proposals to ban covert modeling|criminalizing covert modeling]] and at least ask them to talk with colleagues and also publicly about the problems caused by covert modeling. | * Contact your representative and tell them to put this hyper-modern lawlessness to check. Ask them to consider [[Law proposals to ban covert modeling|criminalizing covert modeling]] and at least ask them to talk with colleagues and also publicly about the problems caused by covert modeling. | ||
Revision as of 19:28, 6 April 2019
Protect your appearance from covert modeling
Sunglasses or sun glasses (informally called shades) are a form of protective eyewear designed primarily to prevent bright sunlight and high-energy visible light from damaging or discomforting the eyes. (Wikipedia)
The ESPER LightCage 3D face scanning rig is a modern light stage. Avoid going into one of these and do not agree to anyone capturing your reflectance field
- Avoid uploading facial and full body photos and video of yourself to services where they are exposed to the whole Internet.
- If you need to upload photos, wear protective accessories in the photos e.g. sunglasses, niqāb or burqa.
- Do not agree to have your reflectance captured in a light stage.
Protect your voice from covert modeling
- Avoid uploading recordings of your w:human voice to services where they are exposed to the whole Internet.
- Consider altering the voice of your recordings if you must upload to the Internet with a voice changer or synthetic voice that does not match any human's voice.
- Avoid getting recorded by parties whose identity and reliability you cannot verify, especially if they do not expressly state how, where and for what purpose they will use the recording
- Ask for a voice changer to be applied if getting recorded to something that will be publicly broadcast
Ask your parliamentarian to make covert modeling a crime
- Contact your representative and tell them to put this hyper-modern lawlessness to check. Ask them to consider criminalizing covert modeling and at least ask them to talk with colleagues and also publicly about the problems caused by covert modeling.