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I mean, he's not. Police departments and other organizations who buy and install Flock cameras are the ones doing the "forcing". Again, I'm pretty anti-Flock,
by try_the_bass 8mo ago
I mean, he's not. Police departments and other organizations who buy and install Flock cameras are the ones doing the "forcing".
Again, I'm pretty anti-Flock, but place the blame where it's due and use good logic to support that.
- incompatible 8mo agoBut Flock is happy to see them installed that way. They are collaborating and all responsible.
- try_the_bass 8mo agoI don't understand this argument. How is Flock "collaborating" by selling their product? Sure they're happy their product is selling. How does that imply collaboration? I mean, you're welcome to buy an Apple Vision Pro, but you making poor decisions with your money doesn't make Apple responsible for that.
- direwolf20 8mo agoWhen a government department takes down Flock cameras why does Flock put new ones up?
- try_the_bass 8mo agoI mean, that's a really good question. Do you have an answer? I certainly don't
- direwolf20 8mo agoBecause they are building a global mass surveillance network to track everyone all the time, not helping out cities.
- try_the_bass 8mo agoExcept that's a conspiracy theory, not reality?