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Correct, at least in the US you can record people in public pretty much at any time.
by Manuel_D 3mo ago
Correct, at least in the US you can record people in public pretty much at any time.
- explodes 3mo agoAn individual setting up a network of 200-400 cameras throughout a city would not be lega because of property usage I would assume. Not necessarily because of the recording. A llone person doing this would definitely raise more eyebrows.
- abalashov 3mo agoYes, but I'm not sure you can catalog all the features of the people you recorded and compile this into a real-time database that can be queried with relatively little oversight. I'm not a legal expert, but I suspect there would be both invasion of privacy (if private) and warrantless search/4th amendment/civil rights concerns (if law enforcement) concerns.
- Manuel_D 3mo agoBut nobody is being searched, and nobody is being recorded in private. The police and other organizations are observing what is plainly in public view.