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Of course they are, that's how they track memberships, payment history, and that kind of stuff. Can't say I really care about a paid parking garage keeping a cu
by jeroenhd 11mo ago
Of course they are, that's how they track memberships, payment history, and that kind of stuff. Can't say I really care about a paid parking garage keeping a customer registry.
I trust the government a lot more than some random third party company ("flock"), though.
- reactordev 11mo agoThe point isn’t what is the company doing with the data but rather how secure are these IP cameras? Some are for government spying while others are for government spying and other bad actors. I’d love to gain access to said parking garage meter camera and scan plates too, only I’m looking for high value targets that just got to work and thus, left their home. I’m looking at software used to capture, track, and pull data from all these sources in an attempt to build a dragnet like service where you can ask “where is license plate <bingo>”?
- hibf 11mo agoThat seems contradictory. You don't care about a parking garage operator, but at the same time distrust "some random third party company"?