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I consider things like these scary privacy problems. Imagine it becoming a standard and then your friends going "Hey, you gotta hear what X said about Y on the
by aw3c2 17y ago
I consider things like these scary privacy problems.
Imagine it becoming a standard and then your friends going "Hey, you gotta hear what X said about Y on the phone. Here, I recorded it."
It would probably be considered weird if you had something against recording, after all you are talking with a friend and you trust him/her, right?
If you want to record a phone call, you can always do so (maybe not on a locked-down thing like the iPhone, well, your choice). But making it a prominent feature screams for abuse.
- DannoHung 17y agoSo, I take it you no longer appear in public because all your stupid friends take pictures of you every single fucking time you go out to a bar?
- pavel_lishin 17y agoI actually make it a point to not hang out with people if they don't record my drunken shenanigans for posterity.
- noblethrasher 17y agoAn armed society is a polite society. We already use plenty of other self documenting communication mediums (email, instant messaging, SMS).
- bkudria 17y agoA polite society is a conforming society. Opinions offend.
- louismg 17y agoI think the old standards of what we considered public and private are changing. If there are tools out there, they can be used both for good and evil - but our first preferences should be to trust people, not to distrust people, and the capability should be made possible.