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> 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
by 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.