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At least in that case I'm the one deciding how long to keep the data. They can't get a warrant for data I don't have. I frankly don't understand why anyone woul
by lutorm 4y ago
At least in that case I'm the one deciding how long to keep the data. They can't get a warrant for data I don't have. I frankly don't understand why anyone would keep weeks of security camera footage around.
- XCSme 4y agoMaybe you realize something is missing 6 months later? Or you notice some damage on your property and want to see how it happened? That being said, it would be really hard to go through the footage and find what you are looking for.
- brokenmachine 4y agoNot really hard, if the damage is visible on the camera. You go back a year and look. Damage there? If no then go back 6 months. If the damage is there then you know it's between 6 months and a year back. Rinse and repeat, binary search. Having said that, I wouldn't store that much. A week would be all I'd want.
- XCSme 4y agoYou are right, as soon as I posted the comment I thought of binary search. Funny how people frequenting HN think alike, maybe we have to get out more often out of our bubble.