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Re:ACLU accuses Clearview AI of privacy “nightmare scenario” by hellcow on Thursday June 11, 2020 @03:25PM (#23492454)
They don't even honor that. My info and deletion requests from months ago were ignored.
Re:ACLU accuses Clearview AI of privacy “nightmare scenario” by thephyber on Thursday June 11, 2020 @03:28PM (#23492481)
Small claims court litigation (if the courts ever reopen and clear the backlog of bankruptcies) will get some attention.
Re:ACLU accuses Clearview AI of privacy “nightmare scenario” by hellcow on Thursday June 11, 2020 @03:34PM (#23492533)
There's no record of the claim ever being submitted because they don't send any confirmation. They just ignore it.

If you're going to submit these forms, take screenshots as evidence.

Re:ACLU accuses Clearview AI of privacy “nightmare scenario” by Nextgrid on Thursday June 11, 2020 @04:42PM (#23493089)
Are you suggesting to sue them on the basis of the GDPR? As far as I know that regulation doesn’t have give data subjects the rights to sue, and even then, proving monetary damages will be difficult.
Re:ACLU accuses Clearview AI of privacy “nightmare scenario” by sir_brickalot on Friday June 12, 2020 @05:23PM (#23504042)
I asked for info under GDPR and sent them a heavily redacted copy of my ID (redacted: surname, half my ID, address) and actually got an answer 3 weeks later that they have nothing on me. Citing their email:

"Hello, You are receiving this email as a response to your request for data access. After running the photo provided through our algorithm, no matches were found."

Next step: Opt-out. Step after that: Rinse, repeat.

Re:ACLU accuses Clearview AI of privacy “nightmare scenario” by shostack on Thursday June 11, 2020 @08:40PM (#23494787)
Ditto.
Re:ACLU accuses Clearview AI of privacy “nightmare scenario” by adrr on Thursday June 11, 2020 @05:53PM (#23493680)
Was it a CCPA request or GDPR?