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It is about the feeling of being monitored (and eg not trusted). A camera can also be used to punish you for being human (eg falling asleep for a second... Stup
by oaiey 6y ago
It is about the feeling of being monitored (and eg not trusted). A camera can also be used to punish you for being human (eg falling asleep for a second... Stupid example) instead of being a machine like your contract expects.
This argument is the same one why nobody should be scared of a police search since you have not done something wrong. It is a consequence of privilege.
- Aerroon 6y agoThe difference is that a camera can only see what another person could see if they were to observe you. A search will also see things that you didn't expect other people to see.
- sgift 6y agoThat's why searches are only allowed in very specific cases. You cannot institute a blanket search policy.