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Maybe not. Although I don't believe this should be allowed, one can make an argument that the expectation of privacy when in the home is much greater than when
by CWuestefeld 14y ago
Maybe not. Although I don't believe this should be allowed, one can make an argument that the expectation of privacy when in the home is much greater than when one is out in the street, or even in one's car.
In addition to privacy, I'm just as concerned about the potential danger of exposure to X-rays.
- bigiain 14y agoI wonder if the van operators have considered how readily those X-rays could be detected. By the sort of people who might want "advanced notice" that they're about to be under surveillance?* I wonder how long it'll be before things like this become "prohibited items" to regular citizens to own: http://www.cooking-hacks.com/index.php/documentation/tutorials/geiger-counter-arduino-radiation-sensor-board http://www.cooking-hacks.com/index.php/documentation/tutoria... A network of those with bluetooth or wifi connections, spread around critical intersections around the place where you're particularly concerned about your privacy could give you more than enough time to reconfigure things into something that'll look quite different on an x ray screen... *Or the sort of people who construct IEDs?