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this post was submitted on 14 Apr 2026
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phones should absolutely indicate and in a way that can't be taped over.
It’s generally more obvious when someone holds up a phone, but yeah.
Can't it just be illegal to record someone without consent or something? Barring whistelblowing use cases. Putting it on the device manufacturers to stop it is rather dystopian and is like the age verification laws going into affect so they can shut down foss.
I'm totally down with that. exception of the police and government officials. of course, it'd never happen because it would make commercial surveilance cameras illegal.