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Yes, I think it's worth tolerating and I think all queries should be logged and monitored for abuse. Kidnapping already is not legal to do.
by charcircuit 5mo ago
Yes, I think it's worth tolerating and I think all queries should be logged and monitored for abuse. Kidnapping already is not legal to do.
- righthand 5mo agoBut if persons in power are already not being held accountable, what the heck is a log file going to do?
- charcircuit 5mo agoIf people in power can freely get away with kidnapping than there are bigger problems to fix to restore law and order.
- _factor 5mo agoAnd giving those same people more power makes it more difficult to fix the core problems.
- charcircuit 5mo agoIt doesn't. It's just as easy / hard to vote such a person out.
- __MatrixMan__ 5mo agoThe people they're having abducted are the people that speak out about their misbehavior. Enabling those abductions very directly makes it harder to vote them out.
- righthand 5mo agoExactly my point and you’re describing giving those people more power and suggesting an unenforced audit log is all we need to keep check.
- charcircuit 5mo agoI never suggested an inenforced audit log.
- righthand 5mo agoWho enforces checking the log for overreach then? The cops/pols that can’t be trusted to use it?
- __MatrixMan__ 5mo agoWe're already seeing that federal agents are finding clever ways to access this data while hiding the fact that they're federal agents: https://www.404media.co/floridas-wildlife-cops-are-searching-thousands-of-flock-cameras-for-ice/ https://www.404media.co/floridas-wildlife-cops-are-searching... And that's right now. They don't currently own the infra. If you think they're going to be better behaved once they do, you're delusional.