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I worry less about my kids (because I take precautions, similar to you), but I worry about kids whose parents are not as sophisticated. And this is why I don’t
by rdli 5y ago
I worry less about my kids (because I take precautions, similar to you), but I worry about kids whose parents are not as sophisticated.
And this is why I don’t think it’s as black & white. An absolutist, deontological view of the right to privacy is something I absolutely empathize with (although the fourth amendment does not enshrine this anywhere for companies; the bill of rights applies to government action.). I’m just saying there is a utilitarian argument as well for doing something like this.
And the dialogue between technologists who understand what technology can/can’t do vs those who advocate for exploited children —- is what is needed.
- jrm4 5y agoOdd, and perhaps telling, that you went abstract and utilitarian, seemingly as if that wasn't what I was doing. Perhaps I should spell it out more clearly. My black child-in-the-pool's face matches some unfortunate other child's and now I'm being investigated. It should be more obvious why this concerns me as much, if not more than, the other thing.