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With aerial planes, and facial recognition everywhere, they won't have to. They can sit at home, and watch you, and you yesterday, and if they're really intrig
by ta999999171 7y ago
With aerial planes, and facial recognition everywhere, they won't have to.
They can sit at home, and watch you, and you yesterday, and if they're really intrigued, you ten years ago!
- caconym_ 7y agoYeah, that's the point. In justifying this sort of ubiquitous surveillance, the phrase "expectation of privacy" (and related verbiage) is being grossly abused.