notinthegovt

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   by notinthegovt 3y ago

   ha. as my friend says, “as long as it’s a flattering picture of me, snap away!” however, i don’t share the same sentiment.
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   by notinthegovt 3y ago

   i understand you’re pointing out that they might just be taking a photo of the package for delivery confirmation. however, the ambiguity is what concerns me. when someone aims a camera at my house, i can’t know for sure what they’re capturi
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   by notinthegovt 3y ago

   great recommendation; i didn’t think of that. putting up a curtain and sitting in darkness to avoid privacy. living in California, this is considered an invasion of privacy. California’s “invasion of privacy” statute (Penal Code Section 647
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   Amazon and Uber Eats Drivers Capturing Residents in Photos: Invasion of Privacy?

   5 points by notinthegovt 3y ago|10 comments
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   by notinthegovt 3y ago

   great idea. is my name and address submitted on the form, Express or Standard, make public in anyway? Potential political implications down the road…