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Imagine walking into a town square. There are the highest resolution cameras mounted every few feet that take a constant stream of input. People scoff at the id
by earthling8118 2y ago
Imagine walking into a town square. There are the highest resolution cameras mounted every few feet that take a constant stream of input. People scoff at the idea that you might want less of them.
- Lerc 2y agoYou fail to make a point here but I assume you are implying this is bad. The question would then be, why is it bad? Would you accept that it is permissable to film a public scene in general? If so, and this is not a rhetorical question, what is the difference? That difference may cross a line of privacy when considering what a reasonably assumable degree of scrutiny is expected in public. That is not a simple question and the law may have a different answer to public opinion which may be different again to what is best for society.