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But standing in a public square doesn't tell anybody your name or anything else personal about you except for how you look because people usually don't walk aro
by freeflight 7y ago
But standing in a public square doesn't tell anybody your name or anything else personal about you except for how you look because people usually don't walk around in public with name-tags, thus even in a public square, you will be reasonably anonymous.
At least that's the German interpretation, afaik in the US, it's interpreted a bit differently where everything "in the public" has no reasonable expectation of being "private"?
- Barrin92 7y agoyes, and unless you're living in a country that has plastered every centimeter with cameras (which is of course objectionable on the same grounds), observations in the public square are ephemeral, nobody's logging your behaviour. It really is a horrible and intentionally misleading analogy.