Clear CEO on the Future of Identity Verification | WSJ Tech News Briefing

[@smotch7533]

5:05 "We care about privacy because we work directly with the government" How does an interviewer just let her say this? What does she think "privacy" mean?

[@ropro9817]

Sounds like a target rich environment for future hackers.

[@tonym6566]

Dystopian af 😢

[@jamesstpatrick8493]

I wouldn't want this

[@specialk9999]

Everyone’s privacy and data is completely screwed thanks to computer geeks.

[@the_notorious_bas]

Exactly, so I eyeballed when she said "it's THEIR data". Well, not anymore....

[@CHMichael]

It's because of "us" being so lazy. "Look It's free " We are happy about giving up data.

[@chaegahk]

So scary

[@specialk9999]

@@CHMichael yeah some cases are like that but it’s not consumers’ fault when companies get breached and the information they have on you is necessary to have certain services.

[@nozrep]

fair point. if one stays on a computer. Or. Don’t. And retain your natural, inalienable, God given privacy. And, retain your natural freedom, existent before the Constitution and laws were written, still officially protected by the existing laws and Constitution, but increasingly ignored by the tyrannical and corrupt government of the USA, and we have not yet held them accountable, we, the people. Trade offs, trade offs, trade offs. Indeed. Indeed they exist. And the trafe offs suck too because internet and technology are totally cool and useful. But the tyrannical powers who hate your individual, inalienable rights and who hate my individual, inalienable rights, as enshrined in the Bill of Rights, and as recognized by the Founders to exist above and beyond and before they chose to write them down, are currently being ignored, it seems. And we the people have yet to each individually but together all rise up again, together, against them. But we must. We shall.

[@mgu1N1n1]

Scary!

[@SorminaESar]

Hello Zoe, good morning🙏 nice to see you again on Tech News Briefing of WSJ❤

[@sambeveridge2887]

Frightening.

[@GalileoVR]

So all a criminal has to do is hold a gun to your back and walk you around to access your life instead of being able to hide all your stuff behind a password.

[@CHMichael]

But what is he going to do with it? The money is traceable, he's not going to be able to buy anything with it.

[@GalileoVR]

@@2301CE It is still in your control weather you want to give up your password or not. If all the criminal needs to do is chop off your head and carry it around with him, then he doesn't need you to be alive, but if he shoots you before he gets the password then you are still dead, but the criminal gains nothing.

[@Weltbummler23]

Whats the business model for airports then, if clear cameras will be everywhere? Airport ID checks should be ‘free’ as well, unless Clear thinks people will pay a yearly subscription for pay by face everywhere. This seems like something the provider/business should pay, not the client. Expecting airports/feds to eventually cover this cost.

[@iq-ride9329]

I already have an ID card. Why do I need a weasel to stick their nose between myself and my vendor?

[@ZensGamma]

Im sorry but I’ll pass…If I had more trust in the government maybe I’d b open to this idea but currently, I’ll gladly pass!!

[@CHMichael]

"That one comment on Twitter now keeps you from entering certain buildings for 24 hours " no more school board meetings for you

[@jakebryan01]

Biometrics card now limited to purchases only 5 miles from your house, and kill switch in your car activated if you travel more than 15 miles from your home.

[@adriancooper78]

Chinese been doing this for a while Shaking my head!! Wow!!

[@CHMichael]

Thank you for the reminder. We tend to forget that we are not cutting edge anymore.

[@iq-ride9329]

And we know what kind of regime they have

[@Whitify]

Sounds like a pre funding startup saying anything to find an investor…

[@the_notorious_bas]

Yep, and to take away all the privacy concerns.

[@meejinhuang]

Use driver's licenses since the US doesn't have a national id system.

[@HowardKing]

i will never trust any company that has my fingerprint and face recognition in their system. so I am not going to use Clear for sure.

[@SorminaESar]

No objection to identity verification but it must be available the regulation of it too to protect data and how the regulation arrange many rights and obligations of each other

[@SorminaESar]

It's good interview, well done Zoe👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 thank you WSJ🙏

[@santaclosed5062]

Most credible discourse about privatizing privacy and identity. Yes we heard exactly same discourse and sales pitches from banks and they’ve sold out our private data like a candy.

[@wenezz]

giving away my id info for a verified checkmark online isn't worth it.

[@samoylov1973]

A wish to WSJ, when you've got a lead: "CEO of so and so on " let this speaker speak. Your Christopher Mims might be a fine columnist, but I am (as a viewer) not interested in his ideas on the Future of Identity Verification. I want to hear Clear CEO Caryn. That is the heading. And when he interrupts her with his long explanations and speeches it does not add quality to such videos. Please mind that.

[@the_notorious_bas]

I don't know but is this the next 'Elizabeth Holmes'?

[@auro1986]

all that's clear is future is dark with this technology

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[@PastorShayne]

Our vision is to create China in America

[@m.g.1152]

Can anyone say socialism… China already keeps tabs on there people with this type of security..

[@zitaorozco3104]

Minority Report?

[@kcdiazWTV]

The real question is what's up with those shoulder pads.

[@ZungZeniusPsilocybinizer]

Mark of the beast!

[@masterstacks2030]

Absolutely no way I will participate in this panopticon garbage.

[@yongjinnkim9207]

Interesting. Seems the jacket is containing her shoulder. How far is her shoulder?

[@CHMichael]

No more cash - one more way of making you use the programmable money. "No more soup for you today " That sounds so scary to me .

[@Random17Game]

So..... DID's but more complex and without a blockchain

[@gustavostabe2490]

I'll be the one to say it. But WSJ journalist who make these videos are using AI to do their vocals in videos. Second video that I feel like I'm starting to notice a difference in their voice...

[@andrewjames7717]

Beast vision...

[@andrewjames7717]

Let's give up all of our privacy now... it's worth it... no thank u

[@andrewvh6809]

Great Go To Market strategies. We need this from a crypto focused company. Polygon ID - are you listening?

[@WK-rp1yh]

I’ll wait until Apple does something similar since they are way more trustworthy with privacy

[@deckerjake438]

Be careful WSJ, your politics are showing with the joke.

[@02nupe]

Where was the joke?

[@user-cw1ht6vc4k]

Bs take 🤣🤣🤣

[@phasA100]

1984

[@Kevin-fq3zh]

Here to support Zoe as always 😃

[@gouravmisra2317]

Watching from India sir/ ma'am

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🎉

[@platoscavealum902]

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[@sirsoos3546]

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