>Maybe that's just a bad example, but without knowing exactly how much skin is tolerated, that's just a normal law pretty much everywhere. I'll counter that. I

>Maybe that's just a bad example, but without knowing exactly how much skin is tolerated, that's just a normal law pretty much everywhere. I'll counter that. I think it is a really good example. Everyone has public decency laws - but we probably don't think about looking them up. It is entirely possible many of us are currently breaking the law on that front without knowing it. By handing the government a list of everything we have worn over the past X years, we are giving them the ability to prosecute us on all past violations. This is what makes the app dangerous- we are handing them a list of many past activities that they can use to decide if they will prosecute us on.