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IANAL but the short answer is yes. Slightly longest answer is probably, but they'd have to convince a judge that this camera has something worthwhile compared t
by pc86 4y ago
IANAL but the short answer is yes. Slightly longest answer is probably, but they'd have to convince a judge that this camera has something worthwhile compared to any other cameras on that street. Somewhat paradoxically the more of your neighbors have things like Ring the "safer" you are from something like this.
- vineyardmike 4y agoTo be clear, you’re safer from being the one to give up footage, but you’re not “safer”. You have a street filled with cameras, and implicitly with this argument, it’s easy for the police to gain access to some of the cameras. So all you gain is not being the directly invaded privacy wise, but you’ll already have lost since being filmed all the time anyways.
- pc86 4y agoYes I just meant "safer" in the "having to give the police your data" sense and not any other (more important) ones.