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I read "bought a horse" at first and thought "why would your family live on the street without a horse?"
Here's a thought for those still on the run:
If you think facial recognition technology is scary today think about 10 years from now.  You're gonna get caught. >

I walked into Kroger yesterday and noticed the security feed of the entrance on the overhead monitor.  There was me with my grocery cart and a green square hovering over my face, tracking with my movements. Don't know if the feed was being processed through a facial recognition database, but it totally could be, right?  It kind of creeped me out.  My first thought was, "I hope my twin sister hasn't committed any felonies I don't know about!" >

I just recently bought a house and had to scan my face into the IRS database. I was extremely hesitant to do it, but my family would be living on the street if I didn’t do it.