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> The right to record It's hard to contort the First Amendment in such a way not to protect this. I agree that this is one of the core rights of information a
by jMyles 10y ago
> The right to record
It's hard to contort the First Amendment in such a way not to protect this.
I agree that this is one of the core rights of information age society.
- TeMPOraL 10y agoWait, wait. So it's a right to record, but if I go out and start recording stuff I get called out as privacy violator? So which way is it? (I'm pro-recording here btw.)
- jMyles 10y agoThe former, and strictly so. This version of "privacy" can't survive in a free society I don't think.
- hx87 10y agoThat's why I think the European concept of "right to be forgotten" is deeply flawed. I understand that they're trying to protect people from being negatively judged using outdated information, but the problem lies in the judgement, not the information. A better alternative would be "right to be not given a damn about".