The statements in this thread by the company founders are concerning. How long until you can pay them to drive or walk or drone fly past someone's house with a

The statements in this thread by the company founders are concerning. How long until you can pay them to drive or walk or drone fly past someone's house with a 360° camera, Google Maps style? Not long, it seems. And if not them, then others. The implications of this are worrying. Public spaces are public, but the social contract has never included being unexpectedly and repeatedly monitored. This is taking the privacy mores of the Internet and applying them to the physical world. If we're not cautious to nip this in the bud right now, we'll end up with a pervasive surveillance scenario similar to that in Stephen Baxter's The Light Of Other Days. What is the equivalent of Let's Encrypt and HTTPS Everywhere for the real world? As we're going to need it before much longer.