Surveillance cameras and tracking devices are popping up everywhere. It's been estimated that each of us, on average, is captured on a surveillance camera more than 20 times a day.
Surveillance Cameras: Invasion of privacy or safety device?
- Thread starter Lefteris_D
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onewecallgod
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big brother is watching, when will you guys ever face it?
They installed many cameras due to security reasons for the 2004 Olympics but there is a tiny problem. The Olympics are over and the cameras are still there =_=
The only time privacy is truly being invaded is
A) Capturing you in or on your own property
B) Capturing you in a public restroom.
I'd even put cameras in a restorom, but only facing the entrance. You'd be surprised how many crimes/kidnappings occur in a public restroom
A camera anywhere else is pretty defendable. Traffic cameras, private property /security cameras (in stores and malls) etc, are all helpful to us.
A) Capturing you in or on your own property
B) Capturing you in a public restroom.
I'd even put cameras in a restorom, but only facing the entrance. You'd be surprised how many crimes/kidnappings occur in a public restroom
A camera anywhere else is pretty defendable. Traffic cameras, private property /security cameras (in stores and malls) etc, are all helpful to us.
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froster1990
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Still, the fact that some fat guy is eating donut while watching you in the bathroom would be a creepy idea.
