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Basically no one has a requirement to track what someone else is looking at. In fact, if not given explicit consent by the person being tracked (like they've sp
by ndriscoll 1mo ago
Basically no one has a requirement to track what someone else is looking at. In fact, if not given explicit consent by the person being tracked (like they've specifically sought you tracking it for them, e.g. marking their place), we should frankly criminalize it. Mass surveillance should result in jail time.