US Government secretly spying on EVERYONE by using civilian security cameras.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2187602/U-S-Government-secretly-spying-using-civilian-security-cameras-say-wikileaks.html

Well. I aint even surprised.

They know you watch porn.

http://www.businessinsider.com/trapwire-everything-you-need-to-know-2012-8

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Edit:https://news.google.co.uk/news/story?q=us+government&hl=en&safe=off&prmd=imvnsu&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.&biw=1821&bih=857&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ncl=dUzxG9FlRAVxNxMcsLKH2nDWSqINM&sa=X&ei=pg0pULupAZLa4QTpi4GYCQ&ved=0CC4QqgIwAA

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http://www.businessinsider.com/trapwire-everything-you-need-to-know-2012-8

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Edit:https://news.google.co.uk/news/story?q=us+government&hl=en&safe=off&prmd=imvnsu&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.&biw=1821&bih=857&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ncl=dUzxG9FlRAVxNxMcsLKH2nDWSqINM&sa=X&ei=pg0pULupAZLa4QTpi4GYCQ&ved=0CC4QqgIwAA

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Ravensmash

I don't care.

What's that phrase? "If you got nothing to hide, you got nothing to worry about...?"

I'd rather there be surveillance cameras on every street corner in this country - it helps make solving crimes easier and may help deter some potential criminals in the long run.

Couldn't care less. Unless you are committing a serious felony while out in public, you don't have to worry about the cameras.

So what if you not doing anything wrong why give a *hitseahorse123

While I'm not one of these "if you've got nothing to hide then you've got nothing to worry about" folks I don't carry any expectation of privacy in public areas.

On a side note, I love it when people run red lights and the red light cameras get them.

Some dude at a Dunkin Donuts was complaining about a $200 ticket he got from a red light camera.

He said he couldn't appeal it because the ticket came in the mail with a photo of the car going through the intersection LOL

I love it. Serves him right.

I love public surveillance cameras. We need more of them IMO. They'd make for great TV shows too - sorta like COPS, only with raw video feeds of people doing stupid things.

They could get Bob Saget to narrate them. "America's Funniest Public Surveillance Videos".

On a side note, I love it when people run red lights and the red light cameras get them.

Some dude at a Dunkin Donuts was complaining about a $200 ticket he got from a red light camera.

He said he couldn't appeal it because the ticket came in the mail with a photo of the car going through the intersection LOL

I love it. Serves him right.

I love public surveillance cameras. We need more of them IMO. They'd make for great TV shows too - sorta like COPS, only with raw video feeds of people doing stupid things.

They could get Bob Saget to narrate them. "America's Funniest Public Surveillance Videos".

Netherscourge

Not surprised. One step close to a 100% regulated dystopia, at the helm, the United States Government. The bastards.

[QUOTE="seahorse123"]So what if you not doing anything wrong why give a *hitPirate700

Privacy is important. I don't want Cameras following my every move. Its already bad in the UK, Croydon is just one BOROUGH in London and it has more cameras than the whole of New York.

The only cameras (for the time being) that I really have a problem with are speeding cameras some states have. That's a little too close to a police-state for my liking.

Privacy is important. I don't want Cameras following my every move. Its already bad in the UK, Croydon is just one BOROUGH in London and it has more cameras than the whole of New York.

ThisIsTwoFace

Privacy is important. I don't want Cameras following my every move. Its already bad in the UK, Croydon is just one BOROUGH in London and it has more cameras than the whole of New York.

ThisIsTwoFace

[QUOTE="ThisIsTwoFace"]

Privacy is important. I don't want Cameras following my every move. Its already bad in the UK, Croydon is just one BOROUGH in London and it has more cameras than the whole of New York.

seahorse123

[QUOTE="seahorse123"][QUOTE="ThisIsTwoFace"]

Privacy is important. I don't want Cameras following my every move. Its already bad in the UK, Croydon is just one BOROUGH in London and it has more cameras than the whole of New York.

Pirate700

You should not trust any government with the ability to spy on you 24/7 since most governments serve only themselves, not you.

A case in point - UK councils using anti-terror legislation to spy on civilians

'The investigations are among those uncovered in a survey byThe Sunday Telegraphinto the use by town halls of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA) 2000.

The legislation, originally intended to combat terrorism and serious crime, gives councils the right to place residents and businesses under surveillance, trace telephone and email accounts and even send staff on covert missions. Critics say the findings show local authorities are using the powers needlessly, for minor issues.'

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/7753375/Councils-use-anti-terror-powers-to-check-for-dog-collars.html

[QUOTE="seahorse123"][QUOTE="ThisIsTwoFace"]

Privacy is important. I don't want Cameras following my every move. Its already bad in the UK, Croydon is just one BOROUGH in London and it has more cameras than the whole of New York.

Pirate700

Ikr, Im starting to act like a typical American. :roll:

It's mainly on the streets and public areas isn't it? Not homes? Because if it was in homes, that is where I would drop the line. I know for a fact that the UK has been doing this for a while.nintendoboy16

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

[QUOTE="seahorse123"] Why would they be looking at you if your not doing anything wrong?ThisIsTwoFace

Ikr, Im starting to act like a typical American. :roll:

[QUOTE="ThisIsTwoFace"]

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]He must think he's pretty important if he actually thinks the government is watching him personally. :P

Pirate700

Ikr, Im starting to act like a typical American. :roll:

Its part of my daily fishing routine. The weak fish always get caught by the bait.

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

[QUOTE="ThisIsTwoFace"]

Ikr, Im starting to act like a typical American. :roll:

ThisIsTwoFace

Its part of my daily fishing routine. The weak fish always get caught by the bait.

I wonder how many people they caught masturbating.

[QUOTE="ThisIsTwoFace"]

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]Is this like your shtick? You post 'typical American' in every thread. That phrase makes up almost all of your posts...

Pirate700

Its part of my daily fishing routine. The weak fish always get caught by the bait.

A Troll is a supernatural "creature" from Scandinavian folklore. The internet is telling you lies.

And for those who are praising the cameras (cause theres so many). Its all fun and games until you realise that when you take pictures in public places they see you as a suspicious person.

It seems like they're trying to make it sound like Big Brother is trying to keep 24/7 survellance on people and keeping tabs on every action we make. With over 300,000,000 civillians that's literally impossible. The only time I see them logically using cameras is for investigations and catching criminals. Don't have a problem with that.

Couldn't care less. Unless you are committing a serious felony while out in public, you don't have to worry about the cameras.

Pirate700

[QUOTE="ThisIsTwoFace"]

Privacy is important. I don't want Cameras following my every move. Its already bad in the UK, Croydon is just one BOROUGH in London and it has more cameras than the whole of New York.

seahorse123

Wonder why people are upset about public cameras. I could understand being mad if they were hacking into your computer or cell phone cameras and spying on you but in public there should be no expectation of privacy.

Also, I really have to laugh at people saying the US is turning into a police state. You want to see a police state, go to Cuba. Or go to North Korea where you could be shot for saying bad things about the Kims (not Kardashian) while here you can call Obama what you want and the 1st Amendment says you can say anything about Obama that doesn't involve a threat to his life.

[QUOTE="Ravensmash"]

http://www.businessinsider.com/trapwire-everything-you-need-to-know-2012-8

Alternate sources available in case anyone gets hung up on the DM.

Edit:https://news.google.co.uk/news/story?q=us+government&hl=en&safe=off&prmd=imvnsu&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.&biw=1821&bih=857&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ncl=dUzxG9FlRAVxNxMcsLKH2nDWSqINM&sa=X&ei=pg0pULupAZLa4QTpi4GYCQ&ved=0CC4QqgIwAA

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l4dak47

Conspiracy theorist.

Wonder why people are upset about public cameras. I could understand being mad if they were hacking into your computer or cell phone cameras and spying on you but in public there should be no expectation of privacy.

Also, I really have to laugh at people saying the US is turning into a police state. You want to see a police state, go to Cuba. Or go to North Korea where you could be shot for saying bad things about the Kims (not Kardashian) while here you can call Obama what you want and the 1st Amendment says you can say anything about Obama that doesn't involve a threat to his life.

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[QUOTE="seahorse123"][QUOTE="ThisIsTwoFace"]

Privacy is important. I don't want Cameras following my every move. Its already bad in the UK, Croydon is just one BOROUGH in London and it has more cameras than the whole of New York.

Laihendi

[QUOTE="seahorse123"][QUOTE="ThisIsTwoFace"]

Privacy is important. I don't want Cameras following my every move. Its already bad in the UK, Croydon is just one BOROUGH in London and it has more cameras than the whole of New York.

Laihendi

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Wonder why people are upset about public cameras. I could understand being mad if they were hacking into your computer or cell phone cameras and spying on you but in public there should be no expectation of privacy.

Also, I really have to laugh at people saying the US is turning into a police state. You want to see a police state, go to Cuba. Or go to North Korea where you could be shot for saying bad things about the Kims (not Kardashian) while here you can call Obama what you want and the 1st Amendment says you can say anything about Obama that doesn't involve a threat to his life.

Laihendi

I never said the US is perfect, I said the US isn't even close to a police state like some posters are saying. People go on and on about losing their freedoms when they still have a lot of freedom to do what they like to include criticize the government on a gaming web site.

Besides, from what I have seen there are mainly two people against stuff like this: criminals and people who are extremely paranoid. Criminals because they are scared they may get caught doing something illegal and paranoid people who think they're so important the FBI actually cares that they jerk off every night to pictures of Kate Upton or whoever else they get off with.

[QUOTE="Laihendi"][QUOTE="seahorse123"] Why would they be looking at you if your not doing anything wrong?seahorse123

[QUOTE="Laihendi"][QUOTE="ad1x2"]

Wonder why people are upset about public cameras. I could understand being mad if they were hacking into your computer or cell phone cameras and spying on you but in public there should be no expectation of privacy.

Also, I really have to laugh at people saying the US is turning into a police state. You want to see a police state, go to Cuba. Or go to North Korea where you could be shot for saying bad things about the Kims (not Kardashian) while here you can call Obama what you want and the 1st Amendment says you can say anything about Obama that doesn't involve a threat to his life.

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I never said the US is perfect, I said the US isn't even close to a police state like some posters are saying. People go on and on about losing their freedoms when they still have a lot of freedom to do what they like to include criticize the government on a gaming web site.

Besides, from what I have seen there are mainly two people against stuff like this: criminals and people who are extremely paranoid. Criminals because they are scared they may get caught doing something illegal and paranoid people who think they're so important the FBI actually cares that they jerk off every night to pictures of Kate Upton or whoever else they get off with.