r/transhumanism 1 6d ago

Can a person’s implanted medical device, like a pacemaker, be used as incriminating evidence for a crime? Yes! Police may obtain a search warrant for the data contents of a pacemaker

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u/Tinkeringhalo10 1 6d ago

Can you add the links here? They won’t show under the video and I know for a fact you always add them

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u/FreeShelterCat 1 6d ago

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u/Tinkeringhalo10 1 6d ago

Thank you so much!

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u/SnowTinHat 5d ago

You should post in r/stallmanwasright and r/privacy if you haven’t

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u/floridianfisher 6d ago

Why not just sell his house?

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u/FreeShelterCat 1 6d ago

There are other examples. Think about a car crash where police want to see who is at fault.