Photo by Towfiqu barbhuiya on Unsplash TL;DR: Hacker Bill Swearingen turned 31 million surveillance‑evasion trials into a line of privacy‑first clothing, letting wearers slip past facial‑recognition cameras without a trace. When the global network of street‑cameras and AI‑powered facial‑recognition systems started feeling like an omnipresent watchdog, a former software engineer chose a decidedly tactile countermeasure: clothing. Bill Swearingen, a self‑taught hacker with a background ...