Just about everyone’s heard of a “nanny cam,” the small hidden camera parents can use to keep a watchful eye on their children’s caretakers. But does the device’s place in the cultural zeitgeist mean a babysitter working in the home of a child’s parents should assume they’re being recorded?

That was one of several tricky privacy questions the justices raised during the second argument of their first-ever livestreamed oral argument session Tuesday.

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