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If a camera films you while you are on someone else's property, then I'd argue it isn't an invasion of privacy since there was no expectation of privacy to begi
by Rapidwire 11y ago
If a camera films you while you are on someone else's property, then I'd argue it isn't an invasion of privacy since there was no expectation of privacy to begin with.
Also, it would be nice if you would identify yourself as an employee of Density when you post comments.
- afar 11y agoI agree. But I think there should be a distinction between being on someone's property and being recorded for security and being in a cafe, having your face recognized as someone that frequented a sex shop last week, pairing that with an online profile, and then being pushed a retargeted ad campaign about your fetish.
- dfine 11y agoFor the record, that's not what Placemeter does. We don't individually identify people with our algorithms. (I am a PM at Placemeter.)
- sultanofsaltin 11y agoWhat the....?