Re:Your Phone Is Your Castle
by aksjfnkajsnd on Monday September 14, 2020 @12:03AM
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> The law protects me from having my landlord just decide to walk in whenever they want, for example.
Depends on the state
Re:Your Phone Is Your Castle
by bigtechdataeng on Monday September 14, 2020 @01:27AM
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Does it? I thought it was pretty much a given that landlords had to provide 24 hours written notice, excepting emergency.
How do you define what constitutes an emergency?
What you can prove or disprove in court.
Re:Your Phone Is Your Castle
by aksjfnkajsnd on Wednesday September 16, 2020 @08:32PM
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Yes, it does. Look it up.
I lease my home. Even though I don’t own it, I still have an expectation of privacy! The law protects me from having my landlord just decide to walk in whenever they want, for example.
Privacy is something everyone should have, even on leased devices. People have things like private conversations and banking credentials on their phones.