Madison Square Garden Reportedly Shut Down Cameras For Taylor Swift’s Wedding
The disclosure raises questions about differential treatment, as activists report continued surveillance of ordinary patrons at the New York venue.
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Madison Square Garden turned off its surveillance system for Taylor Swift’s wedding
This year, two controversial WIRED reports detailed that Madison Square Garden Entertainment maintained a database that included assessments of gender, sexuality, and race and assigned “risk scores.” Yesterday, the publication released an update: when “the most secure venue in the country” (per owner James Dolan) hosted the much-discussed nuptials of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, it temporarily restricted access to its interior Genetec surveill…
Madison Square Garden Reportedly Shut Down Cameras For Taylor Swift’s Wedding
MEGAMEGA Madison Square Garden reportedly restricted access to its surveillance system during Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce‘s wedding celebrations, granting the couple an unusually high level of privacy. The move stands out amid years of debate over facial-recognition technology at live venues, which has even prompted some artists to boycott venues that use it. MSG also reportedly imposed strict access controls on employees and production staff …
BREAKING: Taylor Swift got MSG to turn off facial recognition for her wedding. What about the rest of us?
WIRED just broke the news that facial recognition scanners were turned off during Taylor Swift’s wedding at Madison Square Garden, leaving us wondering—why do billionaires get opt out of this dangerous and discriminatory tech while other patrons are aggressively surveilled for simply being trans or getting on James Dolan’s bad side? This comes after 404 […]
For George Kittle (32), the wedding of Taylor Swift (36) and Travis Kelce (36) was an unforgettable experience. The tight end of the San Francisco 49ers was present on July 3, when the couple in Madison Square Garden in New York made the covenant for life in front of about 1,000 guests. Just three weeks later, in his podcast "Unbuttoned" to Chris Simms, he still swarmed about the day: "The whole thing was fantastic. I had so much fun." Particula…
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