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> You’re talking about the reasonable expectation in someone’s head The legal concept of a person's "reasonable expectation" is literally this. But it doesn't
by kube-system 1y ago
> You’re talking about the reasonable expectation in someone’s head
The legal concept of a person's "reasonable expectation" is literally this. But it doesn't really matter legally, because these systems are explicitly disclosed in the documentation that automakers provide.
- singleshot_ 1y agoThat’s not correct: both the objective and subjective reasonable expectation are implicated. If the objective standard was not relevant, why would it matter if the manufacturer made the disclosure you mentioned?
- kube-system 1y ago> If the objective standard was not relevant, why would it matter if the manufacturer made the disclosure you mentioned? We’re talking about it because you brought it up, but it generally does not apply to data privacy in the US. Courts recognize that peeping toms can’t look into your window, but ad tech absolutely can track data about you, in your car, or even your home.