Re:With Snowden in the background, privacy takes a back seat...
by unethical_ban on Tuesday January 20, 2015 @01:09PM
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I do a bit of both. I make the quotes, I make the comparisons and analogies that everyone else of my opinion does. I also talk about specific policy issues - reform/removal of the well-abused PATRIOT Act; civil asset forfeiture; independent investigations for police violence, and so on.
I bring up issues of privacy on topics many think I would unabashedly support, such as police cameras. Who gets to see that footage, under what circumstances? How long should tapes be retained, if they aren't needed for an investigation?
I suppose I agree with your point, and decided to respond with how I take that approach.
I bring up issues of privacy on topics many think I would unabashedly support, such as police cameras. Who gets to see that footage, under what circumstances? How long should tapes be retained, if they aren't needed for an investigation?
I suppose I agree with your point, and decided to respond with how I take that approach.