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In the future, US citizens wanting to exercise their 4th amendment right against unlawful seziure of their biometrics will do so by ceasing to breathe. Because
by evanjrowley 1y ago
In the future, US citizens wanting to exercise their 4th amendment right against unlawful seziure of their biometrics will do so by ceasing to breathe.
Because you can't require a warrant for biometrics that you impart to the (public) environment around you, like fingerprints on a door handle, saliva on a discarded cigarette, or in this case... air.
- quantum_state 1y agoLOL ...
- ortusdux 1y agoBetter wear clean suits while they are at it: "DNA captured from the air could track wildlife, invasive species—and humans. Technology could be a boon for science, but raises ethical concerns" https://www.science.org/content/article/dna-captured-air-could-track-wildlife-invasive-species-and-humans https://www.science.org/content/article/dna-captured-air-cou...
- pessimizer 1y agoYou can make illegal the possession, transport, sale or use of dossiers collecting that and similar data, though. We won't, because the people who own our governments wouldn't like it. But it is a choice.
- actionfromafar 1y agoMaybe in some other countries where the people get to influence the laws in a process called Democracy and Free Press.
- jfengel 1y agoUnlawful sneezure
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