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>Concerning the dead man's privacy, it doesn't matter, he's dead. Religious people who believe in afterlife would disagree with this, so I think it's still a v
by vortico 9y ago
>Concerning the dead man's privacy, it doesn't matter, he's dead.
Religious people who believe in afterlife would disagree with this, so I think it's still a valid point to discuss in general, although it might not be the point in this particular case.
- lsh 9y agoThe man is objectively dead and loss of privacy doesn't affect it any more. The living - you, me, the family of the dead man - want that corpse and the memories we associate with it treated with a certain level of respect. I'm not sure how religious you must be to become hysterical that a dead finger was placed on a phone to help solve a crime.