If publishers are getting the measurable results they asked for, nobody is getting defrauded.

The actual problem here is the guy who gets paid by the token found another excuse for his robot to generate more tokens I didn't ask for.

According to the developer agreement, the 15% does not imply apple has any kind of obligation to host and distribute the app. In fact, it says the opposite. Apple can stop distribution without cause for any reason and does not refund the developer any part of this 15% when it does.

If you think that's what's going on, you can easily take advantage of it by leaving your ID at home and just walking up to wherever they are giving out this free stuff.

We live in a society where an AI shows a government employee nude pictures of me when I go to the airport. When I go to the store, the shop owner secretly tracks where I am using BLE even when you don't install their app. The problem is waaaay bigger than these glasses.

How big is your compost pile? How do you get enough green mass to balance the brown mass from recycling every cardboard box you get.

Its not going to work on screenshotted reshares, so it can't verify the authenticity of a photo that is shared with me. All it can do is help me remember if I edited my own photos, which you can do without a hash and a signing key.

google it yourself

nuclear also has a turbine with oil in it.....

next time you should try using data instead of your feeling

The problem with your moronic hypothetical is that nobody lives at the summit and the nearest homes to it are dozens of miles away. Its not in anyone's "front yard".

Because those people lost the war and they are not actually harmed by it being there.

Sure, but why didn't they build it when the other guy was in charge.

It does in the 10th amendment.

The fact that this is unintentionally self-referential makes it even more funny.

Flock cameras are only 93% accurate. There were 533,936 missing persons reports in 2024. If we had flock cameras everywhere doing what you propose, that would generate 37,375 false leads. If even one of them was wrongly convicted because of it, I would say the bad outweighs the good.