Police Are Using VR Headsets to Investigate YOU #LawyerReacts #Police

Police are using virtual reality headsets to research, surveil, and gather evidence. While they are walking around, they can run license plate numbers, video tape people, and even look at people's social media profiles.

As of right now, the Supreme Court has ruled that this is not a violation of the 4th Amendment if they are doing this in public. Unfortunately, they haven't caught up with new technology yet, so this leaves citizens being watched and investigated 24/7.

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[madcapmagician]

Then it's not a violation for me to blind these cameras with my 2000 Watt laser

[illusive]

Thr British citizens have the right idea by "getting rid" of the ccp cameras all over the country

[edtrine]

So if I put cameras all around a Court House in Public And made the output of these cameras publicly available the court would not object?

[carlgordon]

And my touching a cell phone in my car is "distracted driving"? WTH?

[chrissalgado]

Sounds a lot like how china does things

[thomasspringer]

Then, the people require this technology to be available from every courtroom and body camera in America .

[carlsutherland]

This reminds me of the case of the military guy who supposedly killed himself.
Suicide! Wink Wink! 😂

He kept seeing police hangout in front of his house, so he confronted them, and they escalated it farther, then he became concerned for his life when a police van was parked in front of his house with the side doors open, and a large camera type item focused on his house for a while.

He was later found dead and the local police department ruled it suicide.

SUICIDE WINK WINK!!!

[thomasspringer]

Then the people require this technology to be available from every Courtroom

[johnkennedy]

Never give cops consent for anything it will ruin your life

[Shadeamous]

So can citizens use these on police officers?

[charlespeagler]

some IR lights focused on lens fixes that problem

[sammyspaniel]

Soon police will have AI glasses that will instantly reveal your identity through facial recognition and pull up your criminal history.

[GenoTen]

And Guess who money pays for this???lol

[tealwraith]

All i can say is to read every EULA you ever get, because if your phone company or software manufacturer puts a part in there that they are allowed to activate your microphone or your camera and that information may be shared with law enforcement, you already clcked OK, I read and understand.

[andreww]

Govts interpreting the Constitution in favor of them, up to the People to know what the founding fathers meant and how we want to restore it. But that won’t ever happen.

[Danny-gemy]

The police here stand outside your house with some type of thermal imaging and watch what you do at night!!!!

[shadow_]

i know for a fact, its illegal to drive while looking through a camera, so long as they arent using them while driving idrc

[BarryFaust-bl]

Okay then citizens have the right to do the same and watch police officers residents also. How would law enforcement react to the same treatment of violating privacy??

[cheesedoesgaming]

The fbi using your house blueprints to do fake video game raids of your shit in VR 😂

[MrLeebooher]

The lenses of any public camera isn't as good as the scope on my pew pew ! Just saying 😂