Over the last few years, security cameras and other devices have become more common. Some people argue that these measures viola

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Lunna [17]

2 years ago

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Over the last few years, security cameras and other devices have become more common. Some people argue that these measures viola

te the right to personal privacy. Others argue that they are necessary to reduce crime. What do you think? Why?

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2 answers:

jarptica [38.1K] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-11T10:16:11+03:00

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I think that privacy is an ever-growing concern for the population as more of our daily lives are documented by cameras. I believe that as long as cameras are not placed in areas without the publics knowledge or consent, then they are fine. Though people think that security cameras violate the right to personal privacy, it's also necessary for them to be set in place. An example would be a robbery, a murder, a hit and run, a shootout, and many more events. I think I am most scared of cameras being hidden in things that aren't supposed to have cameras.

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Tomtit [17] · Answer 2 · 2022-05-11T08:21:08+03:00

Though people think that Security cameras violate the right to personal privacy, it's also necessary for them to be set in place. A few examples of this would be store robbery, School Fights, ect. Some could argue as well that people recording everyday things are invading privacy. Take SnapChat for example, people get self-conscious or upset that they're being recorded or having their picture taken. I hope this helps you !!