Re:US telcos appear to be selling non-anonymized access to c...
by techpop10 on Sunday October 15, 2017 @10:48PM
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Which is why every European country except Germany has dozens of cameras on every corner?
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Re:US telcos appear to be selling non-anonymized access to c...
by kbart on Monday October 16, 2017 @05:20AM
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But (at least in most countries) these records are only available to police and with written request, one by one basis.
Re:US telcos appear to be selling non-anonymized access to c...
by g-b-r on Monday October 16, 2017 @02:39PM
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or to anyone connected to the internet
Re:US telcos appear to be selling non-anonymized access to c...
by kbart on Tuesday October 17, 2017 @01:16AM
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You can't leave unprotected access by law, because you, as a camera owner, are responsible for personal information stored as a record. If you talking about hacking, I wouldn't worry too much -- anything can be hacked and there are much more cost effective ways to obtain personal information in millions than hacking cameras one-by-one.
Re:US telcos appear to be selling non-anonymized access to c...
by g-b-r on Tuesday October 17, 2017 @08:34AM
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You can't leave unprotected access by law
Yeah, nice theory :)
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I wouldn't worry/care about individual hackers, but even if you have complete trust in everyone who has or will have legal access there are a lot of organizations for which hacking cameras one-by-one (even if hacking is actually needed) is well worth the effort.
Re:US telcos appear to be selling non-anonymized access to c...
by SamBoogieNYC on Monday October 16, 2017 @02:36AM
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This is simply false
Re:US telcos appear to be selling non-anonymized access to c...
by g-b-r on Monday October 16, 2017 @02:40PM
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Do you have any substantiation of "except Germany"?
Re:US telcos appear to be selling non-anonymized access to c...
by ceejayoz on Sunday October 15, 2017 @11:16PM
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Those corners would be public spaces, right?
Re:US telcos appear to be selling non-anonymized access to c...
by g-b-r on Monday October 16, 2017 @03:05PM
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You have a messed-up idea of privacy, there can be various degrees of it and having a few people see you in a certain place at a certain time has a slightly different impact than having someone (potentially) analyze what you do in a large amount of your life, even if that happens in "public spaces".
I know your idea is the same as that of the USA law, but that really doesn't make it right