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Re:Ring Gave Police Stats About Users Who Said No to Law Enf... by Spooky23 on Friday October 25, 2019 @08:13AM (#21354173)
Lying in court is one thing, but it’s been accepted that the police can use deception to get information.

It makes sense. In many cases, subjects of investigations are unaware of them.

You may never have a situation where you wouldn’t want to share camera footage with authorities. But many people do, for a variety of reasons, and creating a norm where your home is a node of some surveillance network has obvious negative potentials.

The whole ecosystem of fear around home surveillance, Nextdoor, etc is awful and companies like Amazon are exploiting it without regard to the impact that it will have.

Re:Ring Gave Police Stats About Users Who Said No to Law Enf... by otterley on Friday October 25, 2019 @10:34PM (#21361306)
> You may never have a situation where you wouldn’t want to share camera footage with authorities. But many people do, for a variety of reasons

... For example?

> Creating a norm where your home is a node of some surveillance network has obvious negative potentials

Would you mind explaining what those are? They're not "obvious" to me.