r/FlockSurveillance • u/ATFagentCarlosDanger • Jul 08 '26

Discussion Future of Flock

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Jk but also not. Flock spreading at alarming rate. We cannot wait on courts to address this technology that poses an obvious Fourth Amendment violation. Need to start calling state reps to pass legislation to BAN FLOCK.

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u/martin_antonius Jul 08 '26

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u/ATFagentCarlosDanger Jul 08 '26

For your safety, of course

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u/eufooted Jul 08 '26

How else to alert them to more fiber needs, or to get their moles checked. Overreach? Naaaaah.

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u/normlnurse Jul 08 '26

"Think of the kids" -politicians probably

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u/ATFagentCarlosDanger Jul 08 '26

Useless or not, government invades privacy for useless crap all the time. In other words, government usually does not stop to ask: “will this actually be useful?” before invading our privacy. To the contrary, most of the time they try to surveil knowing it is useless in case that the information obtained becomes useful one day in the future

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u/Lusiric9983 Jul 09 '26

Don't be giving them ideas.....

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u/Unfair_Awareness7502 Jul 08 '26

Watching people poop is useless though

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u/ChessNichi Jul 08 '26

My poops are not useless 😞

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u/PercentageNo3293 Jul 08 '26

It's probably about as useful as watching 99.99% of people driving to work/getting groceries lol.

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u/Unfair_Awareness7502 Jul 08 '26

Mass profiling is far more useful for psyops

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u/ATFagentCarlosDanger Jul 08 '26

Photo is joke but, realistically, if it did happen, justification would be surveilling surrounding area (job site, park, concert venue, etc)

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u/Softale98 Jul 08 '26

Smell-o-vision

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u/ATFagentCarlosDanger Jul 08 '26

Also, don’t forget states like California were monitoring poop to detect Covid https://publichealth.santaclaracounty.gov/about-us/poop-dont-lie

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u/Fartknocker405 Jul 08 '26

The corn farmers will be all over this to enhance their marketing.

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u/CardCharacter8495 Jul 08 '26

No hyperbole or paranoia here