Are law enforcement cameras an invasion of privacy?

Bicycle · 2013-05-03T03:28:22.000Z

i think so so you post why/why not :P/dance1/3daum/dance3

i think so so you post why/why not :P

Originally Posted by Bicycle

i think so so you post why/why not :P

What exactly do you mean by law enforcement cameras?

Depends on location of the camera

haha guys i mean on your webcam...cell phone....etc. they put things in your computer like if you search %^&* youll get tracked down.....

Originally Posted by Bicycle

haha guys i mean on your webcam...cell phone....etc. they put things in your computer like if you search %^&* youll get tracked down.....

No such things exist.

Originally Posted by Aborted

No such things exist.

There was a university that did it once to their students (school issued laptops tho)
So similar concept, just different methods would make it possible or at least considerable

Originally Posted by Bicycle

haha guys i mean on your webcam...cell phone....etc. they put things in your computer like if you search %^&* youll get tracked down.....

This? Fuck no. No such things officially exist, and hopefully they don't exist unofficially either. But I don't agree with that.

As for public security cameras, to an extent. In some very public places, yes, but there's a limit.

Originally Posted by Aborted

No such things exist.

There was a university that did it once to their students (school issued laptops tho)
So similar concept, just different methods would make it possible or at least considerable

In public, sure, why not.

In private, no. Monitoring people is too much. I'm ok for military grade stuff, but police? It would most certainly be abused.

Are law enforcement cameras an invasion of privacy?

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