California Cybercafe Regulation Decision Released
The Importance of writes "The California Court of Appeals decided an important cybercafe regulation case last week. Read the decision [PDF]. The court decided that cybercafes are deserving of First Amendment protection. and that the zoning regulations used to regulate them in the City of Garden Grove were unconstitutional. However, in a terrible privacy decision, the court said video monitoring of the computers and patrons was a-ok. Read more on the decision here and here."
Only people who can afford their own computers should be allowed to look at porn.
Sheesh, evil *and* a jerk. -- Jade
If you want privacy, do it from someone else's unsecured wireless network connection.
Alas, Babylon.
If Pee Wee Herman used the station before you came in... It's probably not glue on the keyboards...
"There he is, the tall goofy looking one, always on that subversive website, writing critiques of party and patriotic goverment policy. How dare he abuse constitutional right!"
A feeling of having made the same mistake before: Deja Foobar
I mean, video surveillance might have its good points.
CafeGrrrl69: "Heya, stud."
BigMan: "Hi there."
CafeGrrrl69: "I'm an 18-year old DD blonde. Wanna have some fun?"
BigMan: "No you're not. You're a 40-year old balding man in a ketchup-stained track suit."
CafeGrrrl69: "Shit." NO CARRIER
Just the other day I was pumping gas, and there were cameras watching me! The nerve! Where's my right to privacy while pumping gas?? I went in to pay, more cameras!! I went to the bank, and I couldn't believe it. Cameras everywhere in there! Beware all! Big Bro is watching you!
However, in a terrible privacy decision, the court said video monitoring of the computers and patrons was a-ok.
I think that the submitter was just pissed off that he couldn't lift the mice and keyboards anymore.
Until Slashdot fixes the funny modifier, use insightful or interesting. The poster knows your intentions.
If people were so paranoid about privacy and cameras, they'd never travel to Britain.
But masturbation wants to be free.
Until Slashdot fixes the funny modifier, use insightful or interesting. The poster knows your intentions.
Of course, you may have problems using it to guarantee your privacy in a cyber cafe.
You are not alone. This is not normal. None of this is normal.
You don't work at XO Karaoke in Toronto, do you? Because if you do, you're right, it *is* crappy.
- In Capitalist America, law violates YOU!
Nonsense. Name one example of anonymous free speech on an issue important to America. Sincerly, Publius