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> Though as was noted, we subconsciously KNOW we are being recorded by security cameras. Where is the difference? Expectation. I expect that security cameras
by bradleyland 14y ago
> Though as was noted, we subconsciously KNOW we are being recorded by security cameras. Where is the difference?
Expectation.
I expect that security cameras record me.
I do not expect that the recordings will be posted on the internet.
I do expect that whoever is recording them will take some reasonable measures to secure their contents.
Those are just my expectations. There's no law against violating these expectations, but can't we all agree that the world is a more pleasant place when we respect others' expectations and avoid trampling on them where possible?
- ktizo 14y agoI expect that security cameras record me. I do not expect that the recordings will be posted on the internet. Unfortunately, reality is messy and your expectations are somewhat obsolete on this one. http://www.opentopia.com/hiddencam.php http://www.opentopia.com/hiddencam.php
- bradleyland 14y agoMy expectations are not obsolete. There's a big difference between public web cams, in-store security cameras, and the web cam on a MacBook at an Apple Store. This is a really good illustration of just how out of touch hackers can be. Just because you found what you believe to be an exception does not mean that everyone's expectations are invalid.
- ktizo 14y agoThe private panopticon is already here and it is leaking into the public one rather quickly.