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Given the possibility of invisible and essentially free screening of private conversations, the analogy is probably more "install cameras in every home that onl
by rfrey 3y ago
Given the possibility of invisible and essentially free screening of private conversations, the analogy is probably more "install cameras in every home that only the government can access". But we promise, they'll be turned off most of the time.
- imchillyb 3y agoSchool boards already successfully do this with 'student laptops' also known as in-home monitoring devices that cannot be switched off.
- dmvdoug 3y agoWell, one difference is that those laptops belong to the school. They don’t put in-home monitoring devices on privately owned devices. That said, it’s still creepy, I agree.
- nilespotter 3y agoHas there been a case where a school board activated such a device to spy on the parents? That would be absolutely mental.