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I'm a software developer. How much interaction do you think that I have with children? And if the discussion is concerned with what one does outside of work, w

• eru 2y ago
  I don't see your point, sorry? I was merely arguing against this remark: > So the two major fields where you really want to snoop their private chats to see if they are up to no good, are excempted? Those two major fields aren't especially prone to dealing with children. (They probably aren't any less prone than eg software development, sure. But that wasn't the point.)
  • dotancohen 2y ago
    > Those two major fields aren't especially prone to dealing with children. Neither are software developers, so why aren't we exempt?
    • afiori 2y ago
      I think you are missing the point, all fields should be exempt as this law should not exists, but those two fields are not very special terms of how much we should want them not to be exempt. It is not about arguing that only they should be exempt.
      • dotancohen 2y ago
        > all fields should be exempt Except perhaps teachers, and pediatricians, and social workers, as per the logic given.