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Re:Amazon admits giving police Ring camera footage without c... by pera on Wednesday July 13, 2022 @03:32PM (#32087705)
This isn't about "ideological purity" nor technology: My home is literally the only place where my family and I still have some form of privacy, is it too hard to understand that we don't want random strangers having the power to lurk into our lives 24/7?
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Re:Amazon admits giving police Ring camera footage without c... by sacrosancty on Wednesday July 13, 2022 @09:22PM (#32090870)
You're confusing random people looking whenever they feel like with a well run system the GP is asking for.

Maybe the way is to store the footage or a decryption key locally so the police have to physically get it off you (and you can't refuse) if they want access and can't drag-net. That's what's traditionally done with business's surveillance cameras.

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