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There's a real loss of privacy, I won't disagree on that, but what freedom(s) are lost when microphones are placed in public buses? And the use I could see for
by baud147258 4y ago
There's a real loss of privacy, I won't disagree on that, but what freedom(s) are lost when microphones are placed in public buses?
And the use I could see for surveillance of public transportation, to help for incidents that devolve in he said/they said (or worse he said/the police said); so more for a question of justice than safety
- JohnFen 4y ago> what freedom(s) are lost when microphones are placed in public buses? The freedom to have unmonitored conversations with your friends or even strangers on the bus? If I know audio recording is in use, I certainly don't feel OK talking out loud.