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> 1. How is this really different to government-mandated microphones and cameras in your house, school, workplace, etc? Could you explain this question to som
by bacon_waffle 6y ago
> 1. How is this really different to government-mandated microphones and cameras in your house, school, workplace, etc?
Could you explain this question to someone who doesn't have a Facebook account?
As far as I understand, US phone companies are required to provide law enforcement with the ability to tap phone calls going through their exchanges, yet it doesn't seem that is on the same level as a government mandated microphone. Does Facebook have constant access to a facebook user's ("provider's" maybe, given their business model) mic and camera?
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- nix23 6y agoI think he gets it totally wrong, the microphones (private assistants) the camera (your smart-tv) and the rest (IoT-Devices) all come from Private Company's and often from a completely different Country...what the Government missed is to protect us from them (private/~state company's) it would be really interesting how many "SmartTVs etc" recorded quite important company-meetings. Edit: With ~State-Company i mean stuff like Lockhead Huawei Tencent