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>I really don't understand your argument here. No one is banning you from building stalking devices I use airtags to not just locate lost stuff, but also as a
by pompino 2y ago
>I really don't understand your argument here. No one is banning you from building stalking devices
I use airtags to not just locate lost stuff, but also as a potential means to find stuff when stolen. Its not about me wanting a way to stalk someone, what a bizarre thing to say!
>It's very rare to find a true absolutist on any idealogy unless they're completely blinded - it's just that they draw the line further away than someone else / need a stronger argument to convince them.
Oh, I'm not a libertarian, I'm firmly pro-government. I'm just not pro-nanny state. I'm willing to compromise if the other side is too. However am I not allowed to complain, even a little?
- vlovich123 2y ago> Its not about me wanting a way to stalk someone, what a bizarre thing to say! Please describe how what you’re asking for is different than stalking the people who stole your stuff? More importantly, how would Apple/Google know how to differentiate between the two use-cases? > However am I not allowed to complain, even a little? You can always complain but your complaint is pretty non-sensical because this is private corporations making a decision and government isn’t involved, so it’s unclear how this is a nanny state. Go build your own tracker that meets your specifications?