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If it wasn't Facebook, somebody else would or already is doing this. There's no escaping public CCTV in major cities nowadays. It's not nearly as regulated as y
by iamstupidsimple 5y ago
If it wasn't Facebook, somebody else would or already is doing this. There's no escaping public CCTV in major cities nowadays. It's not nearly as regulated as you think and is also majority run by private companies.
If you don't like this, changing the laws to ban public surveillance is the only option.
- nitrogen 5y agoAggregation, scale, visibility, and mobility change the risks. Quantity has a quality of its own.
- hyperstar 5y ago> changing the laws to ban public surveillance is the only option i wonder if it would be feasible to require that all surveillence footage from public areas be immediately encrypted so that it could only be decrypted by a certain number of judges (following a court order).