WillsZenith
a treat for missmanners
im gonna rob sainsburys, then say google made me do it, I had the google car driving up and down my road bout a month ago, we made snowmen with big willies. I laughed.
*uploads 20 photos of self being sick onto Facebook where they can be viewed by anyone*
Not anyone. My profile is set so only people I'm friends with can see it.
But that's the aspect of this issue I have the biggest problem with: they have to GO there to get it. And I'm not talking terrorists and criminals, I'm talking about the house/car owners' right to privacy.As for the license plates and people. If these people would normally come out of there homes or park there cars in the same place daily anyone could easily get the information by driving by there, or having a friend go by there. General information is easily obtained, this is much adeu about nothing.
Yeah, that must be it. Nobody who disagrees with you could possibly have a reason, or sane argument. Sheesh!People will bitch just to bitch though.
Yeah, that must be it. Nobody who disagrees with you could possibly have a reason, or sane argument. Sheesh!
I get what you're saying and I don't entirely disagree.
That bolded statement runs counter to your free speech idea, meaning upholding the Bill of Rights. That bolded statement was the philosophy that Bush and Cheney operated under after 9/11, roaming into constitution-shredding areas that had little to do with keeping me safe.I am really struggling as to why this differs from me going out and taking a picture of a street and publishing it on the internet.
People can gather that information free and anonymously.
I find it slightly odd that we are on one of the most free speech boards I have found, and we are wanting to restrict information. The less secrets the better.
The argument is accountability. Someone walking by and snapping a photo can be found and identified for the purpose of the legal process. You and I can anonymously surf Google Maps/Earth to gather the same information, but use it against someone without them being able to confront their accuser.They can walk by your house, take a picture of it, publish it on the internet - yes?
So it is the EASE that you can do this that some people object to? This is a true luddite argument. Technology has made something we can do anyway - easier. I am just struggling with the logic of the argument.
Since Street View launched in the UK on 19 March, PI has been contacted by many people identifiable via the service.
Among them were a woman who had moved house to escape a violent partner but who was recognisable outside her new home on Street View.
Also complaining were two colleagues pictured in an apparently compromising position who suffered embarrassment when the image was circulated at their workplace.
Among them were a woman who had moved house to escape a violent partner but who was recognisable outside her new home on Street View.
Also complaining were two colleagues pictured in an apparently compromising position who suffered embarrassment when the image was circulated at their workplace.