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The typical counter argument goes something like China installs a webcam in your bathroom and broadcasts the stream on purely national TV. How does that affect
by robin_reala 4y ago
The typical counter argument goes something like China installs a webcam in your bathroom and broadcasts the stream on purely national TV. How does that affect you? It’s just some personal video that’s never going impinge on your life.
Another way of putting it: all personal information should by default be kept private, until there’s a specific need from you for that information to be processed by known people.
- sneak 4y agoThis doesn't actually answer the question, though, as people value their home interior video privacy a lot more than they value their biometric privacy.