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The surveillance isn't the issue, the database is. None of my privacy is compromised when a random person remembers seeing my car at a pharmacy at a specific ti
by ThrustVectoring 11y ago
The surveillance isn't the issue, the database is. None of my privacy is compromised when a random person remembers seeing my car at a pharmacy at a specific time. It's completely violated when you collect a list of everywhere anyone has seen it in the last six months.
- superuser2 11y agoSure, but if you attempt to criminialize my recording of said observation in a shared database, you are violating my freedom of speech to protect your privacy. It's not immediately clear which is worse.