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I'm from a state that does this and I have to confess, I'd never really thought about it this way before. There are so many other ways this sort of principle ca
by tedks 12y ago
I'm from a state that does this and I have to confess, I'd never really thought about it this way before. There are so many other ways this sort of principle can be exploited: your ability to have a cell phone contract could be contingent on allowing the police to search your cell phone at any time, remotely; your ability to have a computer could be contingent upon the same; your ability to have an ID card could be continent upon consenting to constant facial recognition tracking.
It's pretty insidious. Obviously nothing is going to be done about it.