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May 08, 2009
SMUJ Anti-CCTV Lotion
Now available to the general public for the first time ever.
"Those seeking to evade the increasing intrusiveness of the Surveillance Society can now gain a measure of anonymity that is a little more subtle than the constant wearing of hoodie and balaclava. SMUJ does exactly what it says on the biogdegradable bottle. As well as being an organic, odourless, non-greasy moisturiser, a dab of SMUJ reduces any attempt at image capture, including CCTV, to an indecipherable blur, in the manner of those bystanders on Google Street View. This is owing to the inclusion of Obfu5 K8, a mysterious and sophisticated 'physiognomic obscurant'. What this means, simply, is that techno-snoop is thwarted by bio-baffle."
[from James Ferguson's "Pat Pending" feature on page 53 of today's Financial Times "How To Spend It" magazine]
May 8, 2009 at 11:01 AM | Permalink
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I imagine most substances swabbed on the lens of the camera would work, so I wager you put it on your face.
I see a "Law & Order" episode on the horizon.
Posted by: Randee | May 9, 2009 12:30:40 AM
"obfuscate"? That was funny.
Posted by: Albert | May 8, 2009 1:29:50 PM
Are you supposed to put this on your face or on the lens of the CCTV camera?
Posted by: limeduck | May 8, 2009 11:25:04 AM
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