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Interesting concept, but my gut says it could lead to some malicious use cases.
by Hammershaft 6y ago
Interesting concept, but my gut says it could lead to some malicious use cases.
- csteubs 6y agoYou're spot on, and that's something I think about daily. Satellite-based incumbents have an average revisit rate (assuming good weather) of roughly 2x/day, so hundreds or thousands of passes/day poses serious privacy and operational risk. We rely on guidance from EthicalGEO and other consumer privacy orgs when drafting standards, but the path to the type of hyper-revisit we're envisioning will need to be tread very cautiously.
- wombatmobile 6y agoHow might this work? Could you give example of privacy heuristics you are considering?
- nitrogen 6y agoAlso curious. For example, if I run a shop and I normally have N cars parked out front, but anyone can see with 5 minute accuracy that I always have at least N-2 cars, they could easily figure out when nobody's watching the shop (or house). Edit: also, nobody can ever sunbathe in peace again.