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I don’t live in a country where it’s as one-dimensional as: (public road) ⇒ ¬(privacy rights) and I value that.
by hashstring 3y ago
I don’t live in a country where it’s as one-dimensional as: (public road) ⇒ ¬(privacy rights) and I value that.
- carapace 3y agoCome now, dressing your point in logical symbols doesn't make it less churlish. We're talking about people operating motor vehicles on a public taxpayer-funded way. Clearly the public has a right to see them do it? In California at least there are laws that limit how darkly you can tint your windows, because driver visibility is recognized as part of safe driving, eh?
- hashstring 3y agoWhat is your point? I am saying that the country where I live does not work that way and I am glad that it doesn’t. We’re not talking about _operating motor vehicles_. I am talking about the constant recording and processing of data captured in public places without a permit. Privacy is not one-dimensional and it should not be.