What I am doing is correcting you on your asserting that my statement was "completely wrong from a concrete standpoint" You just said : "> When I'm in my home

What I am doing is correcting you on your asserting that my statement was "completely wrong from a concrete standpoint" You just said : "> When I'm in my home, I can consider that private and have a right to privacy Agreed > at the same time there can be a camera in there broadcasting to a million people so in no stretch of the word do I have privacy and my home is not private Agreed." So, to paraphrase, "A space can be considered private by the occupant, but the addition of an IP camera makes it not private.", right? Those are not contradictory statements.