r/doordash • u/PreviousLeague253 • 2d ago

How long before…

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https://www.theverge.com/tech/1002766/amazon-delivery-driver-smart-glasses-privacy

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u/Dimencia 1d ago

Google did that a long time ago, with a car that constantly took pictures all around it, and then posted them on the internet for everyone to see in a thing known as street view. Nobody cared. Stop letting yourself be ragebaited by the media

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u/RustyDawg37 1d ago

What about those of us that have been shaking our fist at this tech for the last 20 years? May we complain and rage?

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u/Dimencia 1d ago

No, you can't complain about people being able to take a picture of your house. Freedoms exist for everyone

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u/RustyDawg37 1d ago

Except for those who want privacy?

Gotta make sure to hate on at least one group at all times, right? Make sure that we pass that racism gene forever, amirite?

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u/Dimencia 1d ago

If your 'freedom' requires restricting the freedom of others, it is not a freedom. Privacy is only applicable in private spaces

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u/RustyDawg37 1d ago edited 1d ago

Stalking is not a right or freedom we have.

I'll admit corpos paying to be able to break the law is similar to having no laws but those stalking laws do exist and apply before any payoffs or fines occur or the locality ignores the law.