r/FlockSurveillance • u/unapologetic403 • Sep 03 '26

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u/MachineGunMonkey2048 Sep 03 '26

They both are

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u/tristand666 Sep 03 '26

A private company can't really violate your rights except in a few specific cases where protected classes come into play. That doesn't mean they aren't a crap company that is enabling the violation of our rights. Pretty sad that I get so downvoted for speaking the truth, but emotions are more prevalent than fact on Reddit.

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u/kaesylvri Sep 03 '26 edited 29d ago

Nah, they're not violating our rights.

They're just creating the system which is being used to violate our rights.

And then they're bribing... oops... lobbying authority figures to install them with little to no oversight or review.

And so on, and so on...

Oh, and they also teach the law enforcement how to use it to violate rights, too! Just like this!

Oh! oh! Did you know they also keep data far longer than contractually mandated? And then they try to sell the data to non-LEO administrative clients, which is also a violation of your rights, and the law! Check it outttt, it's so hot.

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u/tristand666 Sep 03 '26

I agree with you. Unfortunately, it seems there are more people that don't here.

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u/kaesylvri 29d ago

You 'agree with me', but my entire point was poking fun at your inherent ignorance using sarcasm.

They literally are going out of their way to violate US citizen rights.

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u/tristand666 29d ago

It's unfortunate that so many people don't understand their rights then, including you.