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Cities Panic Over Having to Release Mass Surveillance Recordings
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this post was submitted on 15 Nov 2025
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I like this down vote ratios. I wonder why? Just remember the same right that gives companies to record you in public is the same right that let's you record public officials in the course if their duties. All those ice officers abducting people. Fuck ICE.
afaik public officials are usually a different legal category that limit them in their freedoms. maybe it's an EU thing though, but I think recording their actions is explicitly allowed
I am from the US. Don't know about anywhere else. AFAIK there is no law granting exemption to public officials. And any law that trys to restrict filming or dissemination of public information gets shot down because of the first amendment of the US constitution. That is a special law.