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Exactly, but the bill makes it mandatory and default on for all smartphones in CA (which will probably lead to the same happening across the U.S.) - Ferguson pr
by lemonlyman87 12y ago
Exactly, but the bill makes it mandatory and default on for all smartphones in CA (which will probably lead to the same happening across the U.S.) - Ferguson protesters, watch out when police tell you to stop recording on your phones
- anigbrowl 12y agoThat is simply not true. The smartphone shall, during the initial device setup process, prompt an authorized user to enable the technological solution. [...] (2) An authorized user of a smartphone may affirmatively elect to disable or opt-out of enabling the technological solution at any time. [...]
- wyager 12y ago>An authorized user of a smartphone may affirmatively elect to disable or opt-out of enabling the technological solution at any time How much you want to bet that "opting out" happens on the government end and not the device end?