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No. The right to privacy should be inviolable. This is no different than the state trying to shove client side CSAM scanning on everyone. "Think of the theoreti
by seventyone 2y ago
No. The right to privacy should be inviolable. This is no different than the state trying to shove client side CSAM scanning on everyone. "Think of the theoretical children" / "think of the theoretical slaves" doesn't move the needle.
I don't know how to square this with satellite imagery, etc. But intentional surveillance from the sky is pretty messed up.