slides.org (Stationary) [Surveillance Cameras]: Break out notes

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-| ** Surveillance Cameras [0/2]      |     0:00 | RAW     |               |
-| *** Unavoidable                    |          | RAW     |               |
-| *** Access to Data                 | 00:00:30 | RAW     |               |
+| ** Introduction [0/1]              |     0:00 | DRAFT   | ignoreheading |
+| *** Introduction                   | 00:00:30 | DRAFT   | fullframe     |
+| ** Surveillance Cameras [0/2]      |     0:00 | DRAFT   |               |
+| *** Unavoidable Surveillance       |          | DRAFT   |               |
+| *** Access to Data                 | 00:00:30 | DRAFT   |               |
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 | *** Lack of Security               | 00:01:30 | RAW     |               |
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+| * Local Variables                  |          |         |               |
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@@ -372,23 +372,39 @@ So even with Replicant,
 
 
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+*** DRAFT Introduction                                        :B_fullframe:
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+#+BEGIN_CENTER
+Certain types of tracking are unavoidable.
+#+END_CENTER
+
+#+BEGIN_COMMENT
 So let's say you have evaded that type of tracking.
 Maybe you don't carry a phone.
 Or maybe you've mitigated those threats in some way.
 
 There's certain things that are nearly impossible to avoid.
+#+END_COMMENT
 
-** RAW Surveillance Cameras [0/2]
-*** RAW Unavoidable
+** DRAFT Surveillance Cameras [0/2]
+*** DRAFT Unavoidable Surveillance
+
+- Security cameras are everywhere
+  - Homes
+  - Private businesses
+  - Traffic cameras
+  - Streets
+  - ...
+
+#+BEGIN_COMMENT
 On the way here,
   you likely walked by numerous security cameras.
 They could be security cameras for private businesses.
@@ -399,18 +415,27 @@ Let's set aside local, state, and federal-owned cameras for a moment
   and focus on businesses.
 So a bunch of separate businesses have you on camera.
 So what?
+#+END_COMMENT
 
 
-*** RAW Access to Data
+*** DRAFT Access to Data
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 :DURATION: 00:00:30
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+
+- <1> Data can be subpoenaed or obtained with a warrant
+- <1> If law enforcement wants to track you, they can
+- <2> If you own a surveillance system, be responsible and considerate
+  - <2> Best way to restrict data is to avoid collecting it to begin with
+
+#+BEGIN_COMMENT
 Well one of the most obvious threats, should it pertain to you, is a
   subpoena.
-The best form of privacy is to avoid having the data be collected to begin
-  with.
 If law enforcement wanted to track you for whatever reason---crime or
   not!---they could simply subpoena the surrounding area.
+The best form of privacy is to avoid having the data be collected to begin
+  with.
+#+END_COMMENT
 
 ** RAW Internet of Things [0/4]
 *** RAW Wide Open