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>So they have no legal obligation to help the police prosecute people without a warrant. FTFY. They may not have a legal obligation to help prevent or prosecu
by slg 7y ago
>So they have no legal obligation to help the police prosecute people without a warrant.
FTFY. They may not have a legal obligation to help prevent or prosecute crimes, but there is definitely a moral obligation to not knowingly allow your product to become an easy accessory to crime. Lots of tech companies abdicate that moral responsibility.
- Nasrudith 7y agoSome propose that but in practice that requirement isn't sane. Carmakers can't stop their cars from being used to run people down and the [[ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evil_bit https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evil_bit Evil Bit]] was a joke. Many downright reject the "permission first/absolutr safety" standard as harmful and impossible.
- skavi 7y ago> Carmakers can't stop their cars from being used to run people down The technology definitely exists to limit this, and many car companies already offer such safety features.