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Originally Posted by jfribrg
I don't know if it has been tested in court, but I would argue the prinicple of implicit consent. Kind of like placing your 50" tv in a bay window and claiming your privacy was violated by people walking by on the sidewalk and stopping to watch. If you don't want people to use it, then secure it.
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That's what everyone has been talking about. It's not like watching a TV through the open window, it's like getting a remote control and hijacking that TV to change the channel to whatever you want to watch, and even turning it on when you want to, not the owner.
-Richard