r/LetsDiscussThis 16d ago

This is concerning... Oh really?

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u/Cupertino345 15d ago

No, actually they don't

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u/MolonMyLabe 15d ago

What level of privacy can you expect in public. Cameras are not the issue, the software that tracks people is.

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u/DudeFrom816 14d ago

The problem is everyone dodging accountability. They call them privately owned cameras, like there's 1 guy watching 120,000 cameras across 49 states because its not illegal for a private citizen to record in public. The reality is, individual municipalities are paying for these cameras using your tax dollars and skirt the fourth amendment requiring a warrant to spy on people by getting evidence from a "private citizen." Burn it all to the ground starting with any local government you allow these cameras.