Do Wearable Face Projector's Confuse Facial Recognition Cameras?

Privacy advocates created a facial projector to conceal identity, reminiscent of "A Scanner Darkly's" scramble suit

A very freaky looking facial projector has been made to help people hide their faces from intrusive cameras. Supposedly, it can conceal facial structure, emotions, and thus your identity. The following video came from an earlier YouTube video in 2017, but have a quicker look here:

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Beware of making and using something like this. Facial recognition cameras are blinded by certain LED lights, but I fear some lenses might have filters to show the correct profile of your face and bone structure. And on the off chance I NEEDED to conceal my identity in public, personally, I'd go with either:

• A lifelike prosthetic mask,
• Makeup with a wig and hat, plus clothes I don't normally wear that conceal my size,
• Or prosthetic makeup, which takes a bit more work, but would be more concealing if you had to worry about bone structure. There are lots more videos on this subject. Just search for latex / gelatin prosthetic makeup, and/or FX makeup, or face cast if you want a completely different face.

There are other options, but the 2nd and 3rd ones above make the most sense to me, and would be the most cost effective. Plus unlike the mask, you'd be able to speak and people would see your lips moving, so you wouldn't stick out like an elephant in the living room. The projector is just too obvious. Freaky and cool, but too obvious. I would also be cautious of adding too much prosthetic, because I'd be concerned that newer cameras might have a heat sensitive filter that might detect abnormal patches of heat on your face.

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--Kevin