Daily Mail: U.S. Government spy planes use 'augmented reality' software as they fly above major US cities and 'target Muslim areas'
* Software works via plane's cameras and superimposes details onto screen
* FBI can also track the mobile phones of residents below during the flights
* 'Target' areas such as the San Bernardino mosque after December attack
* Government accused of 'secret' surveillance but FBI insists it is legitimate
U.S. Government aircraft are using 'augmented reality' software during flights as they circle above major cities and 'target' Muslim areas.
The software, which works through the spy plane's high resolution cameras, can be used by pilots to superimpose information - including the names of house owners and businesses - onto their screens.
FBI and Homeland Security can also track the mobile phones of the residents below as dozens of aircraft take to the skies each day.
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WNU Editor: Law enforcement has been using air surveillance for as long as I can remember. The only difference now is that they are using better technology, and they are targeting large populations rather than individuals..
1 comment:
Better technology for sure. I like the meta data claim when it comes to phone calls. I bet that "meta data" includes a voice print.
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