Expectation of Privacy in 'Public'

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone who drives a giant truck in DC is going to have sh*t talked about them.

How does an owner of a Rivian not know this?

You think a Rivian is a “giant truck”?

FFS, what do you consider to be a “small truck” then?

DP.

Yes they are giant trucks. It’s awful!

No one needs these gigantic vehicles!!

You know they're electric, right?

And?

They are still comically oversized - no idea why insecure people get conned into splurging on this stupid planet killing status symbols that they look foolish driving around in a congested city in.

Because they like it. Next!

So you admit they have been conned!

I have a Rivian but I live in VA, not DC. I haven't been conned. I couldn't care less if you don't like them. Enjoy your SmartCar.

[Anonymous]

Audio is different from video.

Recording an audio conversation that you are not a party to, even in public, is generally illegal.

https://www.upcounsel.com/audio-surveillance-laws-by-state

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Audio is different from video.

Recording an audio conversation that you are not a party to, even in public, is generally illegal.

https://www.upcounsel.com/audio-surveillance-laws-by-state

I’ll ask again. Is recording audio and video of police officers arresting someone illegal? It almost always includes a conversation the person recording isn’t party to.