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I don't. But I do think the CEO of a company who sells spying as a service to cops should have a taste of his own medicine.

• amazingamazing 28d ago
  So much for privacy should be a human right lol.
  • peterm4 28d ago
    Human rights are routinely revoked from those that impede on the rights of others. This is the premise that underpins prisons. Privacy being a human right still holds true.
    • card_zero 28d ago
      From which I conclude that prisons are wrong, but also if I don't like someone I can revoke his rights and push him downstairs.
      • eloisius 26d ago
        What is the morally correct approach to dealing with murderers?
  • Refreeze5224 28d ago
    Privacy absolutely should be a human right. But currently it isn't, and part of why is there is lots of money to be made with surveillance on ordinary people. And things will not change unless the people who exploit the privacy of other for monetary gain feel the effects of their privacy being violated. Like the CEO of Flock.
  • a2ff6eeb0 26d ago
    Maybe it should be one. Until it is, I'm all for giving the powerful the same consideration they give me.