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Missouri governor orders guardrails on Flock cameras and ALPRs

52 points · 31 comments · lenerdenator

  1. calvinmorrison · · focus · HN ↗
    fundementally we need to rethink what rights there are in public. We could start with "make photography totally illegal in public, or rewrite what we mean 'expectation of privacy' or what rules we have because the technology demands this.
    1. dghlsakjg · · focus · HN ↗
      The problem in the US is that the "photography in public" right, and expectation of privacy rules are deeply entwined with the first amendment. You have to deal with the practicality of what is most likely the most universally popular amendment, and also deal with the fallout of handing a weapon to those that want to squelch free speech and free press.
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