We're just about there - the time and place where there are security cameras everywhere, such that you in fact might spend a majority of your day monitored remotely.
Does it matter to you? If so, how will you, or anyone respond? And always remember: If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear!
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I am conflicted by this. Part of me says, Hell No! and the other part thinks it would help law enforcement do a better job. People in Britain seem to do okay with it....I just don't know.....I hate being conflicted.
It is a conflict. I don't think there's a debate though - the cameras will only get more omnipresent. Which leads to the following questions: How will they be used, and how will people respond to them? Most people I assume won't care, and thus, ever more cameras.
I propose masks.
I read that the average New Yorker is photographed or filmed 7 times before arriving at work in the morning.
It's worse still: There's software becoming available which allows computer programs to ID faces it sees - and not just one face, but hundreds, thousands. So let's say you're a person of interest, your picture is fed into this software, and then any camera connected to that system will be looking specifically for you.
Fun!
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