I think it's the same outrage as when someone uses a telephoto lens to takes pictures of the inside of your home from the street. It's all technically possible,

I think it's the same outrage as when someone uses a telephoto lens to takes pictures of the inside of your home from the street. It's all technically possible, legal(ish), and should have been anticipated by anyone who leaves their windows unblocked, but it's still a clear violation of expectations of a home and of the purpose for those windows. Difference is that we've had hundreds of years to reach consensus on home windows, but barely a decade for social media. Laws are not keeping up with society's expectations, which in turn aren't keeping up with technology.