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From the original thread: > Why would you want to live in an area that has that creepy of a tech product facing the pool? I wouldn’t want the hoa or an enterpr
by swarnie 2mo ago
From the original thread:
> Why would you want to live in an area that has that creepy of a tech product facing the pool? I wouldn’t want the hoa or an enterprising creep of a cop spying on my kids or myself either.
You've all spent two decades strapping microphone/camera/gps combos to the side of your head and filling your homes/cars/tvs/fridges with big tech cameras and microphones but this is the line apparently.
I'm not well versed in American privacy expectations but it seems kind of arbitrary from an outsiders perspective.
- Tepix 2mo agoReally, the standard argument "There's a X% loss of privacy, why expect any privacy at all?"
- swarnie 2mo agoIt wasn't lost or even taken, people voluntarily paid to have it taken away. Would accepting these cameras be easier if you all paid $25 a month for it?
- iamnothere 2mo agoI don’t know what you’ve been doing, but I have spent the last decade continuously reducing my exposure.