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Sure but consider that in the old regime you would know how often and when the police wanted to look at your cameras (unless they were asking your storage provi
by public_defender 4y ago
Sure but consider that in the old regime you would know how often and when the police wanted to look at your cameras (unless they were asking your storage provider rather than you). They would also need to make the effort to ask and justify each time. With this program they would seem to have more seamless access with fewer human checkpoints on the way. You will have to decide whether you think this is good.
- akerl_ 4y agoWhat human checkpoint is removed? They still have to ask you, so you’ll still know each time they ask (and thus when / how often). > Under the new policy, police can access up to 24 hours of live video of outdoor footage from private surveillance cameras owned by individuals or businesses without a warrant as long as the camera's owner allows it.
- public_defender 4y agoMy reading is that it will be a one-time consent, then they will have access to your camera when they internally determine the circumstances cough warrant it.