← Back to context Comment by whimsicalism 2 years ago this isn't facial recognition 12 comments whimsicalism Reply moralestapia 2 years ago ???Who's talking about that? whimsicalism 2 years ago why would it be illegal? moralestapia 2 years ago Generally, you cannot just record people without their consent; but this also largely depends on the jurisdiction/situation.Almost nowhere (or actually nowhere?) are you allowed to set up a surveillance device into a space that is not public and it is not owned by you. 9 replies →
moralestapia 2 years ago ???Who's talking about that? whimsicalism 2 years ago why would it be illegal? moralestapia 2 years ago Generally, you cannot just record people without their consent; but this also largely depends on the jurisdiction/situation.Almost nowhere (or actually nowhere?) are you allowed to set up a surveillance device into a space that is not public and it is not owned by you. 9 replies →
whimsicalism 2 years ago why would it be illegal? moralestapia 2 years ago Generally, you cannot just record people without their consent; but this also largely depends on the jurisdiction/situation.Almost nowhere (or actually nowhere?) are you allowed to set up a surveillance device into a space that is not public and it is not owned by you. 9 replies →
moralestapia 2 years ago Generally, you cannot just record people without their consent; but this also largely depends on the jurisdiction/situation.Almost nowhere (or actually nowhere?) are you allowed to set up a surveillance device into a space that is not public and it is not owned by you. 9 replies →
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Who's talking about that?
why would it be illegal?
Generally, you cannot just record people without their consent; but this also largely depends on the jurisdiction/situation.
Almost nowhere (or actually nowhere?) are you allowed to set up a surveillance device into a space that is not public and it is not owned by you.
9 replies →