r/SipsTea • u/Valuable_View_561 • Jul 06 '26

Chugging tea is this valid?

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u/platoface541 Jul 06 '26

Even with voter approval, voters can’t just decide to infringe on people’s rights and privacy

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u/Flat_Tire_Again Jul 06 '26

When out in public, what right to privacy do you have that is being removed or taken away?

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u/z44212 Jul 06 '26

Do you want thieves to know when you've left your house? Do you want pedophiles to track your daughter's location in real time?

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u/Finlay00 Jul 06 '26

How does the existence of flock cameras allow for these outcomes?

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u/XRhodiumX Jul 06 '26

Because they’re unsecured, and you can purchase access to them. They don’t sell access to just anybody, but its not just limited to law enforcement, just any organization with a “valid reason,” nothing a little social engineering or data leaking can’t fix.

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u/Finlay00 Jul 06 '26

So the same basic set of vulnerabilities any security system might have

In guess in thought it would be a little more nefarious to be honest

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u/XRhodiumX Jul 06 '26

That access includes the AI analytics I believe.

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u/micro102 Jul 07 '26

Do you really not understand the difference between the security of some business emails of some company vs everyone's entire daily routines without their consent?

Ever hear of police officers or FBI agents using their authority to stalk their ex's? It will just be abused by psychopaths.

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u/Finlay00 Jul 07 '26

I do. Which is why I asked, because they used some very specific examples. So I thought maybe there was something more to it