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One person's spying is another person's whistleblowing. For example, a commonly-held view online is that it should be legal to record interactions with police.
by infotainment 2y ago
One person's spying is another person's whistleblowing.
For example, a commonly-held view online is that it should be legal to record interactions with police. By your definition, however, that would be "spying", as the police may not necessarily consent.
- elric 2y agoCome now, it's obvious that sometimes exceptional circumstances warrant the bending or breaking of the rules.
- kloop 2y agoA lot of police interactions happen in public, and additionally when police are on duty and interacting with the public they have a reduced expectation of privacy. It's generally only recording private conversations that's illegal. It feels like you didn't think about the differences between the two situations at all