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Would this philosophy extend to phones then, too? Assuming a phone is being used for criminal business. A Ring camera, assuming the house is being used for crim
by MontagFTB 5y ago
Would this philosophy extend to phones then, too? Assuming a phone is being used for criminal business. A Ring camera, assuming the house is being used for criminal conduct?
I’m playing devil’s advocate, and am interested in a stance arrived at reasonably.
- mLuby 5y agoYes, it would. Wouldn't detectives watching through your windows as you type on your phone be functionally the same as having your phone surveilled? Warranted, targeted surveillance is less bad than surveilling everyone to see if they are committing crimes, which less bad than recording what everyone did so they can be charged with crimes retroactively, which is less bad than charging people for crimes they're only predicted to commit.
- asdfasgasdgasdg 5y ago> Phones Sure. Wire-tapping has been a thing almost as long as phones themselves. With a warrant, it is best that the police should be able to surveil your phone calls. > Ring camera With a warrant? Absolutely.