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Data ownership and control is always the same - it's owned by the customer, not Flock.
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No, it's not. It's owned by the individual. Not you. Not your customers. Get a warrant and go fuck yourself.
so then stop watching children in gyms and letting crazy people use the cameras to stalk their exs you terrorists
Stop trying to monetize 1984.
Fake boosts by Flock. Fake law enforcement effort. Very real constitutional violations.
That’s why flock employees were jerking off to children’s gym photos, right?
You have absolutely no right to collect this information and track people’s movement no matter who “owns” the data. Fuck. You.
No amount of X posts will change the minds of the American people who have been pushed way to damn far. Maybe just go the private security route because what yall are doing is violating EVERYONES privacy and right to travel freely not just criminals.
How many years ago did Snowden release info on the NSA? How many stories of cops fucking around with this spying daily? How long until you sell the data like everyone else. You’re not selling this, every camera will be eventually be ripped out by a patriot. Fuck off.
Flock cameras are an abomination. I detest anyone who works for Flock and consider them enemies of the people.
Who cares about the rights of your "customers" when you're exploiting the public as your "product." This entire concept is a violation of the 4th Amendment and all of you belong in jail.
Yet flock has access and so does anyone with half a brain. That would be why many of your employees have been found viewing cameras that are supposedly owned by police departments. 🤷♂️ lie somewhere else.
Who is the customer? Who is paying? The government in most cases right? So the government owns the data, is that what you are saying?
Really? I heard your data isn't available to the public, even to exonerate themselves when accused of a crime. What say you?
The "data" you speak of trading like a commodity is MY PERSONAL travel history and it is MY data, buddy.
Who is the customer you misleading hacks? You keep saying this same line over and over hoping people don’t realize they don’t own their own data - the unelected authoritarians in their local community own the data. And we’ve already seen local police officers abusing it for personal use. You need to be shutdown and ran out of business forever.
Cute. So the customer also owns the dozens of stalking cases (Georgia alone had ~20 in a year), the 1.6 million out-of-state/federal queries on SF’s cameras, the abortion search that hit 83,000 of them, the Border Patrol backdoors in states that banned it, and the “rare” 15 incidents that somehow keep multiplying every time someone checks HaveIBeenFlocked? Audits and 30-day limits sure are crushing it.
Listen up — Flock and its customers don’t own me. Stop grifting off of the government, robbing taxpayers and pretending you aren’t adding to a massive spy database. You want global 1984 and to satisfy your IL handlers. US citizens don’t. Go away.
Don’t start with that crap. We will not submit to a police state, this is not China. Fuck you.
US v Chatrie was the beginning of the end of Flocks warrantless dragnet surveillance scheme. I can't wait for these scumbags to get sued by everyone in the US. Flock is perpetrating the most blatantly illegal data collection scheme since PRISM on the entire population of the US
Posting this every day won’t earn the public’s trust.
You are trying to OWN US, you controk freak!
You think you can do an end run around the 4th amendment because "it's not the government doing the illegal surveillance, it's a private company bro" Go fuck yourselves
Weird way of admitting governments own the data.
Yeah and the people youre mass collecting data on arent the "customers." They customer is who youre selling access to
You mean the government?
So open the books since the public is your biggest funding stream...
Ownership isn't the question. Access is. Your whole product is a network where other agencies can search into a customer's data.
I'm not your customer so I'd appreciate if you take your Stasi robot bs and peace off to North Korea where you belong.
I pray for the destruction of your company and it's products
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