Comments by "Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago" (@YourCapybaraAmigo_17yrsago) on "How to Stop Cops From "Seeing Through Walls" to Spy on Your Home!" video.

  1. I'm really sorry you're dealing with that. When I stayed with a friend who lived in public housing in a midwestern state I never saw housing authority persons other than one time for maintenance and they notified prior. I'm really sorry you're living with that hopefully things can get better soon or you can find alternative living arrangements. Privacy is very important. they should only come for legitimate reason and give you at least 24 hours notice. You could try complaining of the chain if you think it'll help any. And I hope your knee gets better too man. consider natural treatments if you haven't already. Any lack of health is a real drag. Good health is truly a blessing. perhaps quality supplements and more exercise or physical therapy can help with your fatigue. I wish you brighter days amigo.
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  2. I could see this being useful in hostage, kidnapping and rescue situations, but beyond that I don't believe it should be allowed. Possibly in a few extreme exceptional cases that I might be willing to consider, but outside of that I don't think so. This is a pretty big privacy invasion. Where does it end? We should all be very concerned about granting police these wide-ranging powers which continually assault our autonomy. There should be extremely strict limitations on how and when this technology is allowed to be used. Within its proper role I can see it helping as long as it's kept to that.
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