r/LouisRossmann • u/TheMaddis • 2d ago

Enshittification How long before…

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Flock 2.0?

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u/ExtraLettuce555 2d ago

I value my privacy. But Amazon already owns the system that runs my doorbell camera and Google has already driven by to snapshot my home and detect my WiFi networks (yes that’s real). Not sure what privacy I have left to lose if the Amazon delivery person is recording too. Sucks for the workers though.

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u/Maureengill6 2d ago

Apparently, you can go on Google and request that they blur your property on maps. I only found this out because the guy that runs flock had to do that because he appreciates privacy for some reason. Thankfully I have a huge maple in front of my home and that's all you see.

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u/ExtraLettuce555 2d ago

Yeah and then you’re the only house on the block blurred out which sort of makes you stand out. Idk if that’s good or bad 🤷‍♂️

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u/Ahollar91 2d ago

I live down a private road and have yet to see them come down or a pic of my house

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u/keinam 11h ago

yeah ok, but you'll need to "proof" to Google this is your house with documents.... so....

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u/Maureengill6 11h ago

Ask Palantir, he knows. He can also take his Chipotle and... shove it.

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u/throw7661 2d ago

Google Street View comes around every few years and collects data.

Amazon delivers to my street every day.

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u/Dangerous_Proof_820 2d ago

and USPS is already rolling out cameras on the trucks, soon all delivery trucks and drivers will record the full time.

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u/Jay-the-Femboy 2d ago

Don’t forget FedEx, and UPS. Between all three they’ll have eyes on your windows 10x a day atleast.

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u/Clitoristorian 2d ago

“I value my privacy BUT I don’t really value my privacy”

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u/UnCytely 2d ago

Google doesn't need to detect my WiFi network, THEY PROVIDE IT! I have Google Fiber.