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They're pretty comparable in that the people most het up about them tend not to know what either actually was. The feds do not have full access to search everyt
by tptacek 4mo ago
They're pretty comparable in that the people most het up about them tend not to know what either actually was. The feds do not have full access to search everything on Flock's platform except through the same mechanism by which they'd have access to search literally anything (a court order).
- Spooky23 4mo agoFair. I’d argue that lack of friction is meaningful. Also, the Feds are creative in their application of the law. Things like HIDTA designated areas led to Flock-predecessors - scaled infrastructure deployed decades ago. One of the “drug corridors” is the I-95 corridor from Miami to Maine.