Facial Recognition at Madison Square Garden

Madison Square Garden uses facial recognition software on all attendees, flagging activists, but shut it off for Taylor Swift's wedding. This highlights the 'privacy for me, surveillance for thee' attitude where the wealthy have access to privacy while others are subject to corporate surveillance. This is a concerning trend in the future of surveillance and privacy. The wealthy can afford to opt out, but the rest of us are forced to live in a surveillance state. No photos leaked from Swift's wedding, suggesting her privacy measures were effective.