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In the US at least, there is no expectation of privacy in public. Why should these websites that are public-facing get an exemption from that? Serving up conten
by ninjagoo 9mo ago
In the US at least, there is no expectation of privacy in public. Why should these websites that are public-facing get an exemption from that? Serving up content to the public should imply archivability.
Sometimes it feels like ai-use concerns are a guise to diminish the public record. While on the other hand services like Ring or Flock are archiving the public forever.
- sejje 9mo agoRing and Flock are not a standard we should be striving towards. Their massive databases tracking citizens need to go.