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> It's not worth sacrificing your freedom and privacy. I don't think security cameras in public place necessarily sacrifice either.

• 13of40 9y ago
  Just as a thought experiment: Why don't we put cameras in public bathrooms? It wouldn't harm anyone, and it would stop some crimes.
  • arnarbi 9y ago
    Personally I'd be ok (it turns out that everyone poops!), but I realize I'm in the minority and get your point. My point is that it depends on each culture's understanding of "freedom" and "privacy".
  • soneil 9y ago
    I think it'd be fair to say that's a textbook example of "reasonable expectation of privacy". If someone watches you walk down the street, your reaction would be somewhere on a scale between not even noticing, and thinking they're a busybody. If they joined you in a stall while you expell a few demons, it's a safe assumption you'd rather different opinion of them.