City spaces increasingly feature cameras and other surveillance technology that can be combined with analysis software to predict where people go and who they spend time with. — dpa
LOS ANGELES: A gray-haired man walks through an office lobby holding a coffee cup, staring ahead as he passes the entryway.
He appears unaware that he’s being tracked by a network of cameras that can detect not only where he has been but also who has been with him.
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