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Joseph@FXX
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Thank you, Alan. I think some people give it up as a lost cause because they don't believe in the idea of privacy on the internet. It'll get hacked eventually, or whatever. I think sometimes we need to question the premise of why you can't have privacy among the doubters and the apathetic. There is actually

Excellent point. The whole content ownership thing especially, that's what really matters.

It's funny you mention dashcams. It's so easy to want to install a dashcam, but yet mandatory cameras are scary? It's probably more likely a WiFi enabled dashcam is bugged and being recorded than a manufacturer installed one. Still, the point isn't its role, its how it can be abused.

Think of these as WiFi cameras. Unsecured WiFi cameras aren't being recorded 24/7 that we know of, but intruders could track someone by breaking into enough of them. For cars, there already network connectivity through a user's existing phone. There's no reason to think an intruder couldn't use the phone's