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if you look at coca cola with an IR sensative device [most camera modules] under a wash of mostly IR light the cola is transparent like water. same issue occur
by rolph 3y ago
if you look at coca cola with an IR sensative device [most camera modules] under a wash of mostly IR light the cola is transparent like water.
same issue occured a while back with clothing.
the window tint is transparent to IR.
Also:
in alaska this would be thrown out, tinted windows demonstrate expectation of privacy, and artificial means, are being used to observe private property in violation of curtilage. private property on public place, does not become public, particularily when expectation of privacy is demonstrated by obstruction of access.
- FirmwareBurner 3y agoOut or curiosity, why should drivers expect privacy at the wheel? It's definitely not a thing in the EU as police should be able to see who's driving and in what condition through the window. Also window tinting lowers your visibility as a driver putting others at risk, meaning it's much easier to not see a toddler or a cyclist.
- rolph 3y agothis is not at the wheel, this is about a vehicle parked in front of the owners home, a violation of 4th amendment rights occurs in the event of a "just because i want to" search.