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I wonder what would be the legality of creating a guerrilla surveillance network of our own cameras hidden in public places, with publicly accessible live strea
by jstanley 8y ago
I wonder what would be the legality of creating a guerrilla surveillance network of our own cameras hidden in public places, with publicly accessible live streams and maybe 30 days of recordings?
If there's "no expectation of privacy", surely nobody has any right to complain about it?
- twblalock 8y ago> If there's "no expectation of privacy", surely nobody has any right to complain about it? Whose property will the cameras be attached to? They will certainly have a right to remove them if they did not give permission.
- acct1771 8y agoRotating volunteers of drones.
- test6554 8y agoAnd people can always boycott companies who voluntarily participate which causes companies to prefer not to get involved even if they supported the idea.
- BurningFrog 8y agoPeople can just put them in their house/apartment windows and cars. I'm sure some already do.
- Spooky23 8y agoIf you don’t trespass and don’t record audio, you can absolutely do that. Audio is rife with complications.