> By your logic then if someone gets robbed on the streets, then it's their fault for "walking around freely"?
Come on that a bit excessive...
No one is hurt if packets are captured. Its not a violent act. Surely we can loose the hyperbolae.
I am saying that its not realistic to expect privacy if you do things in a public space, including broadcasting your data. If you choose to tell a story out on the street and I hear it you don't get to then say I am invading your privacy by hearing it.
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> By your logic then if someone gets robbed on the streets, then it's their fault for "walking around freely"?
Come on that a bit excessive...
No one is hurt if packets are captured. Its not a violent act. Surely we can loose the hyperbolae.
I am saying that its not realistic to expect privacy if you do things in a public space, including broadcasting your data. If you choose to tell a story out on the street and I hear it you don't get to then say I am invading your privacy by hearing it.