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Microsoft Knows Where Your Digital Camera Has Been

Ed Steele April 1, 2004 Comments Off

Microsoft Knows Where Your Digital Camera Has Been
World-Wide Media eXchange: WWMX
The World-Wide Media eXchange (WWMX) is an an experimental research project run by the Interactive Visual Media Group at Microsoft Research. The WWMX is a centralized database of digital photos indexed by the geographic location where they were shot. There’s a web demo as well as a downloadable client that allows you to search for photographs in the database by their address & location.
I just wish that another entity had thought of this. The thought of MSFT watching what I do from inside my operating system was one thing, giving them a way to watch me over my shoulder at the same time is another.


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