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I had the same first reaction but would you have an objection if you only turned it on when nobody was home (purely to record intrusions)?
by k-mcgrady 11y ago
I had the same first reaction but would you have an objection if you only turned it on when nobody was home (purely to record intrusions)?
- dsr_ 11y agoI object. I object because turning it on and off by hand would be a real drag, so pretty soon it would be on all the time. I object because I have cats, so motion-based recording will get a lot of cat videos. I don't want to leave a statistical record of when I am likely to be out of my home. I don't want to have video and sound recordings of my home in a subpoenable format. I don't want Google to record my kids running around the living room naked -- instant child pornography charges. I don't want recordings of consenting adults having sex in the living room late at night. I don't want recordings of people having conversations that they didn't think were being recorded. I don't want my friends to stop visiting. I don't want my home invaded by Google.
- braythwayt 11y agoI don't want my home invaded by Google. But think of the benefits! They can see what you watch on TV and use that to tailer offerings and discounts. They can see what brands you wear. They can see what you read. They can transcribe what you talk about. All of this is about to immensely improve their ability to offer you relevant brands and services. Yay!