Law_and_Democracy

Ai WeiWei did something similar - he found out the Chinese government had secretly installed surveillance cameras in his house, so he set up his own cameras to broadcast a 24-hour live web feed.

Privacy is ultimately about your reasonable expectations - so you could take that approach, but I think the world is better served if people keep to defend a certain amount of personal space.

Do you believe that private sector actors have a responsibility to promote human rights, and specifically freedom of expression, online? Is there a need to balance this against the pursuit of profit?