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It probably is within their individual rights to send their data to the police, but the implications of a system like this are unsettling. Is the physical worl
by l3s2d 6y ago
It probably is within their individual rights to send their data to the police, but the implications of a system like this are unsettling.
Is the physical world going post-privacy? There's a future where every public space is live-streamed, 24/7 on the internet.
- taneq 6y agoIs it better or worse to have an open panopticon like this (live streamed post privacy), or a closed one where the government & friends get access but normal people do not? At least this this accessible to all.
- boomboomsubban 6y agoThis project seems to let everyone contribute their camera to the closed system, but I don't see how you can call it "accessible to all."
- sershe 6y agoI certainly hope so. Really the only problem I see with this is how the video is shared with the police only (and I trust the police, for now)... What I'd really like to see is ubiquitous cameras everywhere, live streaming online with free (or nominal fee) access for everyone.