A concerned home owner has connected his home surveillance camera network to Chicago’s 911 center.
Facepalm.
If our government is going to tear up the constitution, the least we can do is to not pour gasoline on it.
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I had a lengthy reply but I scrapped it in favor of this. The city offered a service, the people took them up on it. Someday it may help nail a criminal or save someones life. If the time should come that big brother uses this against us, it will at least give our vigilante mobs something to tear down with a purpose.
Wow… I think this one’s worthy of the unprecedented double facepalm and a “D’oh!”
If I walk down the sidewalk in front of his home I’m being recorded in a public place without my permission. I don’t know the legal ramifications, but I don’t care for it as it expands beyond the property he owns.
I know businesses do this all the time, but I still don’t care for it.