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I could actually consider such system for my neighborhood, but only if it is off-line (i.e. nobody can access the data, unless I decide to deposit some during a
by llsf 9y ago
I could actually consider such system for my neighborhood, but only if it is off-line (i.e. nobody can access the data, unless I decide to deposit some during a crime investigation). A bit like a ATM security camera.
I would not mind to have the data being discarded after X days for instance. Since it is supposed to be used to make a case of crime, if no crime was reported there is no need to keep the data.
Also, they would have to make sure that the data collected is receivable by the justice system. Otherwise it would be pointless.
- garrettlangley 9y agollsf, great points. we let the neighborhood decide who has access and how access is granted. some neighborhoods give every resident unlimited access while others require a police report before logging in.
- dragonwriter 9y ago> we let the neighborhood decide who has access and how access is granted. “Neighborhoods” generally aren't legal entities that you can deal with this way. When you say “neighborhood” here, are you talking about an homeowners association (which is a very different thing than a “neighborhood”) or...what, exactly?
- garrettlangley 9y agoEither Homeowners association or a Civic association. Both are legal entities.