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Standardised Criminal Masks

Lose the blurry head
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Alleged criminals - and often victims suffer from the blurred/pixelated facial effect when televised so as to hide their identity.

Why not supply the media/courts/police with standard masks that can be worn when the 'anonomi' is to enter a public place.

I keep thinking of a big yellow smily face/head - but with a frown.

Or maybe a standardised pair of sunglasses that are shaped like a big black rectangle, that can be worn for photographs - with tiny little apertures around the eyeholes so you can still see.

benfrost, Apr 18 2001

(?) pixels mask http://uniquedaily....pixel-face-mask.jpg
[Voice, Jul 18 2012]

Baked. http://www.toxel.co...009/07/hoodie09.jpg
[Phrontistery, Jul 18 2012]

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       They should all wear masks of famous porn stars in tribute to the late greats. Porn stars and advertisements for flea markets throughout the south and southwest.
throttlefish56, Jan 07 2002
  

       Burqa ?
po, Jan 07 2002
  

       [po] Excuse you.
phoenix, Jan 07 2002
  

       Why not a mask that looks like a bunch of pixels? Then they could save the TV people all that trouble.
Ander, Oct 18 2007
  

       All these ideas get buns.
wagster, Oct 18 2007
  

       Just give them enough alcohol to make them go blurry.
MaxwellBuchanan, Oct 18 2007
  

       Wear a mask in the likeness of someone you don't like.
Loris, Jul 18 2012
  

       The famously anonymous brown paper bag would be fitting.
cudgel, Jul 18 2012
  
      
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