Comments by "Da O" (@dao8805) on "Institute for Justice" channel.

  1. Thanks to everyone who says '"This doesn't affect me because I have nothing to hide": It's exactly that kind of erroneous thinking that has brought us to this place. People paying to wear Fitbits and having surveillance devices in their own homes is pure insanity. It's no wonder the powers-that-be are ramping up the surveillance out in the open. Let's just hope IJ and Mr. Schmidt prevail in this lawsuit!
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  2. PRIVACY is the vital issue of this age. THANK YOU for filing this lawsuit. Please keep us posted on its status.
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  3. Good reminder
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  4. That's even worse. My neighbor gets FedEx deliveries almost daily. Thanks for the heads up.
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  5. Fair strategy. More people need to think like this.
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  6. Can you cite the case please?
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  7. It's a federal lawsuit that IJ filed, so you're covered :)
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  8. My sentiments exactly.
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  9. Are you kidding? He's got Peter Thiel on his team, who us one of "them". The only one who has warned about this and who would put a stop to it is RFK Jr., which is why he was not allowed to become President (yet).
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  10.  @bobsmith2691  It's invading privacy when it is using AI to track innocent individuals and build profiles of all of us on a global basis, which goes far beyond snapping random photos .
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  11. It's that kind of head-in-the-sand thinking that has gotten us to this point. If you really have nothing to hide, does that mean you live in a glass house where everyone can see everything you have and everything you do all the time as well as all the other people in your life? Do you not have a safe or safety deposit box where you keep confidential documents, do you want your medical records perused by persons unknown? Is there nothing that could be made public that would make you feel vulnerable? When you casually say you have nothing to hide, really think about what you are saying because most people have lots of things they would rather keep to themselves.
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  12. What state are you in and are you in a large city? I assume these are mostly in metro areas. I am in a small midwestern (MN) town; we have cameras but not this variety (yet).
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