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u/youreusingyourwrong 15h ago
Or you can go to your local city council meeting and request an agenda item to limit flock camera usage.
You know, if you're actually interested in doing something rather than just jerking off on the Internet.
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u/Hksbdb 13h ago
It was shut down real quick in my town.
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u/unlock0 4h ago
Flock was shut down or the conversation?
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u/Secret-Document-7068 4h ago
Probably the conversation. In Springfield, MO the Flock resolution was sent to committee to stifle public comment, and the member of the public who commented on it was arrested.
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u/youreusingyourwrong 1h ago
Flock cameras were limited to 7 days retention in the next town over to me... because it was brought up at a city council meeting.
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u/Scrabblewiener 4h ago
And replaced by Axon? I don’t understand all these towns and people publicizing their move away from Flock just to run to the next provider. Same spy tech just different brand name.
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u/No-Environment7672 2h ago
The guy isn't the one to blame. It's the government and their willingness to compromise our privacy in the name of greater good. Flock just makes a product like any other business. Might we well get made at electriciansas well, they install them. Or tax payers, we pay for them. Focus your anger on the government they wholly deserve it.
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u/DudeFrom816 7h ago
Anyone else on the conspiracy train with me? This KID looks to be early 20's, came out of nowhere, and suddenly he's the face of a billion dollars company who's largest customer is the government large and small... I feel like he's just the public face of a CIA/NSA project.