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There's a difference between "no expectation of privacy in public" and a permanent record tracking your every movement, fart, and sneeze in public. Combined wit
by beeboop 5y ago
There's a difference between "no expectation of privacy in public" and a permanent record tracking your every movement, fart, and sneeze in public. Combined with gait and facial tracking, it can become very problematic.
> The oversight is literally done by the owner of the camera.
Not if the footage is subpoenad.
- croutonwagon 5y agoBut that isnt what is being discussed by the author. He is specifically calling into question private Ring cameras. Which citizens are free to buy and put up. And the "lack of accountability" was the Amazon Neighbors app, where users are given specific agency on whether they want to provide recordings/access to LEO's or not. >Not if the footage is subpoenad. Again not really called into question within the article and is a thing for any hosted service. Or for that matter...something you also self host. Similar to a warrant.