An Indian national looking for work? He's supposed to have the money and time to sue English entities to protect his right to privacy? Are you saying that's how it should work?
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Wow, you're right. If only I'd made a somewhat lengthy post explaining how I thought this ought to go. Something like
any recording of individuals not considered public figures, made for the purpose of broadcast or dissemination, must be authorized for release by the subject(s) of the recording
Also, way to fucking nitpick the example instead of addressing the overall substance of my concern, that blanket surveillance in public shouldn't be allowed.
I hate this goddamn site.
I hope I won't be crucified for the suggestion being imperfect.
I'm a prophet
"No expectation of privacy in public spaces" is a completely broken mentality.
Over on feddit.uk I saw [this](https://feddit.uk/post/5717909) fun thread, with multiple people confidently claiming "anyone who is in a public place can have no reasonable expectation of privacy". (If I screwed up my link, sorry, I'm still not great at more than posting comments.) That may be a legally correct understanding,...
can my image be recorded at British airports by tv crews even if I don't consent? - Feddit UK
on youtube I watched a British reality show about airports and (mostly foreign) passengers being searched for anything illegal. What I find troubling is that many of these passengers speak very little English and find it difficult to articulate an answer to what officers ask in English. I remember an Indian national who didn’t speak any English that though he had the right visa to work in the UK, only to find he had been duped by an Indian scammer and was refused entry. He started crying and the crew filmed the whole scene. This is humiliating to say the least and I wouldn’t want this to happen to me if I visit the UK. My questions: * Should a reality crew start recording me, do I have a right to my image and can I tell them to stop recording me? Do tv crews respect that? * What about the police? Can they record my face, even if I don’t consent? * I also have a cultural question: If an officer at a British airport asks you if he can search your luggage and you say no and you ask him if you are under arrest, what happens then?
To be fair, the Vulcans did find Sybok so disagreeable they excommunicated him.
I haven't seen all of Discovery, Enterprise, or DS9 so I'm completely unqualified to participate in this, but I'll make a write-in vote for Original-flavor T'Pring. Biiiiiiiishhhhhhh
SNW T'Pring though, I love her. She's got actual depth and I can empathize with her.
Runner-up: TOS T'Pau. Stuck-up xenophobe, plus they gave her that dumb early modern English dialogue of thees and thous that was supposed to convey ancient wisdom or something but they conjugated it all wrong and it's annoying as hell
I loved Valeris though. She was an important window into how Vulcan "logic" isn't a formal system of maths and proofs but a multiplicity of systems that each try to be internally consistent. I didn't agree with her conclusion, like I wasn't meant to, but I actually thought she was a very courageous person for acting on her own moral conviction.
A reasonable concern but also a shame, because data is data and PornHub has a massive userbase. I trust Backblaze stats for hard drives because they just have a shit-ton of real-world metrics. I'm inclined to trust PornHub stats for the same reason.
Agreed, none of them would make a fantastic doctor. I was trying to think of what role Mikey could fill, and honestly I don't think he's grown up enough to be any kind of senior officer. Cowabunga, lower deckers!
This is weird and it's nonsense. Obviously Leonardo is the captain. First Officer would have to be Raphael, arguing with the captain's decisions then giving in. Donatello IS an engineer, so that's clearly his job. And that only leaves Michaelangelo to be the doctor. ...Don't get too injured, guys.
If you consent to it, it's ethical. It is not otherwise.