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Actually, it's more that many of us frequently risk the likely theft of our precious items, the permanent loss of which would be extremely damaging or upending.
by dvzk 4y ago
Actually, it's more that many of us frequently risk the likely theft of our precious items, the permanent loss of which would be extremely damaging or upending. And the contrived examples of abuse cases are much less compelling, especially when the only alternative, cellular GPS trackers, are even more invasive. And I dare someone to formulate an ethically consistent argument for banning GPS tracking devices.
- Timshel 4y agoReading the comments outside of the article I see no other example where it helped catch a thief but I find one case of possible abuse to track soomeone. Annecdotic I know, but I guess some of us value the potential abuse of others higher than an hypothetic recovery in case of theft.