It turns out that Juggalo makeup blocks facial recognition technology Whoop whoop! Insane Clown Posse fans have accidentally stumbled onto the key to thwarting public surveillance. It turns out juggalo makeup defeats facial recognition successfully,’ Twitter user @tahkion, a blogger for WonderHowTo, wrote. ‘If you want to avoid surveillance, become a juggalo I guess.’ However, there is one piece of software that can recognize you in your Juggalo makeup: Apple’s Face ID. Instead of using areas of contrast, Apple uses depth perception to recognize a person. Facial recognition technology needs to pinpoint the eyes, nose, and jawline to work successfully. But Juggalo makeup involves redrawing the eyebrows and jawline, which confuses the tech and evades... Of course, one imagines facial recognition software might just start recognizing a face in consistent Juggalo makeup, but, as @tahkion noted, many Juggalos make small changes to the style and Juggalos only wear their makeup for special occasions. The makeup worn by Juggalos, fans of the rap group Insane Clown Posse, confuses facial recognition systems, according to a computer science blogger. O’Neill discovered that Juggalo makeup, worn by fans of ‘the worst band in the world,’ Insane Clown Posse, can defeat most kinds of facial recognition tech. “This makeup actually replaces the jawline, as well as a few other large features, which makes it very difficult to match it to other regular faces,” O’Neill said. While heavy makeup is often used in other musical subcultures - like the ‘corpse paint’ favored by black metal artists - only Juggalo makeup has the jawline Facial recognition works by the technology’s ability to pinpoint specific areas of contrast on the human face, like where a person’s eyes or nose are. However, juggalo makeup involves black Since makeup only changes the apparent shape of your chin and not the depth of your dimples, Apple’s facial recognition renders the Juggalo makeup workaround useless. Dramatic styles of feminine makeup, like heavy eyeliner, also are generally not enough to confuse facial recognition systems, @tahkion claims. However, facial recognition tech such as Apple's Face ID, which does not rely on visible light and uses depth perception, would not be tricked by juggalo makeup (otherwise it would never work in the dark).
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