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I agree but to a point. I am curious how this plays out when what is recorded wouldn't necessarily be audible or intelligible by the human ear but is able to b

I agree but to a point. I am curious how this plays out when what is recorded wouldn't necessarily be audible or intelligible by the human ear but is able to be picked up and amplified via post processing or more sensitive devices. Will we then just have to always assume that a device is recording audio in all zones? Countermeasures will be figured out, but it's an interesting thought process.

BeetleB 4y ago
It's a scary thought process, but yes - you will have to assume it and technical[1], not legal countermeasures will be thought out. Sure, one can have laws, but these kinds of laws are incredibly hard to enforce when it becomes trivial for everyone and their grandmother to break the law. It's frankly much easier to police Lyft/Uber usage than this. [1] Cone of Silence from Get Smart...?