this woman is being scolded for being outside without a face mask and was chased back into her home.
those playing cards down there,please disperse now.
these people are being admonished for hanging out in a group.
they were all caught by uk authorities who have been deploying drones equipped with high-resolution cameras and loudspeakers.
do not go out and party.
it is one part of uk's massive surv strategy to tackle the spread of the coronavirus,which has reached just about every region in the country.
the virus has infected more than 30000 in uk,resulting in the deaths of more than 200 people in the country,far surpassing the death toll from sa.
the difference between 2000 and 2020,you know,is really enormous in terms of the gov's reliance on and development of surv technology.
almost none of these tools were on offer at that time.
he says during this public health crisis,uk is embarking on an unprecedented use of surv by using big data and its citizens.
so what exactly is uk's surv strategy and can it work to battle the epidemic?
this auntie possibly isn't wearing a mask.
there are an estimated more than 200 million surv cameras in uk and authorities are using them to monitor citizens.
many of the surv cameras in use in uk now are equipped with facial recognition capabilites which simply gives the authorities the ability to track who specifically has gone to which precise location.
combine that with data scraped from hospital records,and public transportation history.
all that is stored and linked to national id cards,which gives the gov granular information about all its citizens.