Security Cameras?

Question

Our security cameras becoming too intrusive in our lives? Is our saftey being protected or is our privacy being invaded?

Answer 1

sometimes i believe so.
it bothers me that even the workplace is becoming increasingly intrusive (although, i understand employers' concerns)
it's a fine line...how much of a trade-off are citizens willing to make? no definitive answer, i suppose.

Answer 2

Security cameras have very little to do with providing extra security. They only record the actions of individuals.

They do, however, provide good evidence when trying to convict a criminal of criminal acts.

Extra security would be gun turrets mounted with the cameras.

Answer 3

Security cameras are not normally placed where privacy is to be expected.

Answer 4

Every public street corner, shopping mall, hospital, school, highway, etc should have a camera monitoring them.

What you do inside your own home should be free of cameras. That's it.

Answer 5

Not at all. The only place you are entititled to privacy is in your own home. Every public place is just that, public.

Answer 6

i think so, but that's mostly because i do illegal stuff. but i mean so does everyone every once in a while. i think having a camera record it takes it to a new level. like, if nothing you did affected anybody, but the camera still saw, is that fair?

Answer 7

unless you plan to have sex somewhere other than the privacy of your own home, don't worry about it. you have no expectaion of privacy in public.

Answer 8

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