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Some of the people didnt look too happy about you filming them, then you went and put them online for the world to see, classy.
by globalnode 2y ago
Some of the people didnt look too happy about you filming them, then you went and put them online for the world to see, classy.
- bigyikes 2y agoBreaking: people in public don’t want to be seen by the public. It’s a detailed breakdown of a technically impressive project and your main takeaway is the 5 seconds in the demo where a guy covers his face? Kudos to the author for making something neat and sharing it.
- shaky-carrousel 2y agoBreaking: people in public don't want to be recorded and uploaded on the internet for millions to see. Crazy, right?
- Workaccount2 2y agoWell yeah, it is kind of crazy. Any scenario in which undo harm is brought upon someone because they were a passerby on the street in a video, is a such a reach that you have to question how grounded in reality they are. It's some deep "I'm the main character" level thinking.
- IncreasePosts 2y agoOh, the horror. Holy shit was that Jason walking by? He told me he was in Alaska...I'm going to need to have a talk with him. Thank goodness I ran across this video.
- yazzku 2y agoA good point that shouldn't be dismissed so quickly. This tracking also has little use beyond surveillance, so one has to wonder what is it that the author thinks they are doing, or why they think it's interesting or useful. That they then go ahead and film a crowd without their consent is more telling of their position on this moral question than it is any direct harm to the people in the video.
- alandarev 2y agoThat's how they score gov contracts - the safest and quickest way to get rich. And oh boy do governments love control