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lemmy.ca

laugh now, but a future where your car tattles on you is not that far off.

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Oh great a new age of phreaking and real hacking! I cant wait.

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piefed.social

Lol, the npr segment about this was basically a wamo ad this morning. I shit you not they said, "The only good choice they made was taking a wamo." I did a lot of stupid shit as a teenager but even I wasn't dumb enough to do it in front of a bunch of cameras.

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I did a lot of stupid shit as a teenager but even I wasn’t dumb enough to do it in front of a bunch of cameras.

Unless you leave your phones at home and go way out into a forest or empty field, you're always in front of a bunch of cameras these days. Everything and everyone is spying on you at all times.

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when i was a teen, pretty much the only security cameras i saw were at banks and on atms, and at the 7-elevens in sketchy parts of the city. there were also cameras overlooking parts of the freeways so the state could manage timed on-ramp meters better than by just vehicle counts alone.

(yea. i did some stupid shit back then.)

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The question I want to ask about that story is, would the outcome have been any different in a human driven cab? I can't imagine a cab driver being cool with underage kids drinking in the back of their cab either.

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People need to understand that if they say “I’m unhappy with our president,” in a Waymo, someone knows.

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