George Martinez
0:37 - 0:45
“So when does the quantity of pings become from the public to a private sphere?”
- Speaker
- George Martinez
- Timestamp
- 0:37 – 0:45
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- November 4, 2026
From the transcript
Display is public. You know, things you have hiding in your backpack, you know, that's your private backpack, but things that are visible to, you know, an officer in the public area that they could determine with their eyes. So is it fair to say that is a one-point-in-time measurement? That is, at this point in time, there is no mosaic because it's a one data point in time, but for example, The idea of mosaic would be that if multiple data points are collected, you could essentially piece together the whereabouts, the activities. So when does the quantity of pings become from the public to a private sphere?
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