Re:You can't trust Amazon Underground
by jk563 on Tuesday January 05, 2016 @06:47AM
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I'm intrigued.
I believe everyone is entitled to their view on privacy, whether that's "expose all data" or "remain completely anonymous", but there's an interesting collision presented here.
> if a guest at my house is live-streaming his stay to the Internet without my knowledge or approval
Would you consider live-streaming to be audio-visual streaming or literally any data that could remotely indicate the guest is in your presence / property?
And, as a follow up, in case it's the latter: do you require guests to put phones into Airplane mode or similar?
I believe everyone is entitled to their view on privacy, whether that's "expose all data" or "remain completely anonymous", but there's an interesting collision presented here.
> if a guest at my house is live-streaming his stay to the Internet without my knowledge or approval
Would you consider live-streaming to be audio-visual streaming or literally any data that could remotely indicate the guest is in your presence / property?
And, as a follow up, in case it's the latter: do you require guests to put phones into Airplane mode or similar?