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Why do you think that is "your" data? There is no expectation of privacy in public places, therefore the location of your car is rarely if ever private.
by stonemetal12 4y ago
Why do you think that is "your" data? There is no expectation of privacy in public places, therefore the location of your car is rarely if ever private.
- thfuran 4y agoThere is a scale and pervasiveness of monitoring at which a lack of expectation of privacy becomes a certainty of the absence of privacy and I don't think that should be the expectation. Regardless, there are, as you say, locations where the expectation of privacy does have legal force but GPS monitoring doesn't care.
- sorokod 4y agoHow far are you willing to take this line of thought? Would you be OK if your neighbors attached trackers to your car? Would you be OK for the boyfriend of your daughter to did the same? How about a tracker embedded in your shoe?