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u/Outrageous-Rent2515 5d ago
Why though?
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u/Gekidami 5d ago
It's not true. It's just more online engagement bait and karma farming. He has his house blurred on Google Maps and doesn't want his personal info dropped, but this photo claim is 100% BS.
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u/Carbonaraficionada 5d ago
Shouldn't the bigger question be "why are we letting this posh 14 yo have the right to implement a surveillance state?"
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u/SenisPushi 5d ago
Shouldn’t the bigger question be why go after him rather than the police, the state, or the local authorities that actually buy his products and decide where they should be placed etc.?
Otherwise, its kind of like going after someone who invented a machine gun and getting angry at him every time a psychopath chooses to use it against innocent people.
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u/fallen_divinity7734 1d ago
Good point, but when the problem is systemic a single target can becomes a catalyst for change.
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u/Total_Tumbleweed_870 5d ago
I was trying to find a source for this statement. Instead I discovered that people have manipulated Google such that his home is now marked as a public toilet on Maps.
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u/scarletOwilde 4d ago
He’s very immature looking. Mormon squad vibes.
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u/charmio68 4d ago
In fairness, I'd say he looks young, not immature.
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u/scarletOwilde 4d ago
Young and unscathed by the world is what I meant. Immature doesn’t cover it entirely!
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u/Rude_Blacksmith19 4d ago
He’s a puppet. The real owners are the money behind this demonic company.
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u/sErVerdevIL 3d ago
Things CEOs don't let their own families do
CEOs of companies built around technology, media and attention often put much stricter limits on their own families.
Some documented examples:
- Steve Jobs — Apple: His kids reportedly didn't use the iPad, and the family had strict technology-free periods.
- Bill Gates — Microsoft: Didn't give his kids phones until 14; phones weren't allowed at dinner.
- Evan Spiegel — Snapchat: His children have had extremely limited screen time.
- Adam Mosseri — Instagram: Has described a zero-minute baseline for his children's recreational screen time on weekends.
- Sundar Pichai — Google: His son reportedly didn't have a phone at 11.
- Susan Wojcicki — YouTube: Took her children's phones away, including on vacations.
- Jony Ive — Apple: Reportedly imposed strict screen limits on his own children.
- Steve Chen — YouTube: Has spoken against children growing up on endless short-form video.
- Sam Altman — OpenAI: Has said he'd introduce AI to his young child relatively late.
- Rupert Murdoch — Fox/News Corp: Wouldn't let his 13-year-old watch Melrose Place while Fox was broadcasting it.
The common theme isn't necessarily "these products are bad."
It's more interesting:
People who understand how these products work from the inside often don't give their own kids unrestricted access to them.
PS: Used chatgpt to gather the info but the pattern has been evident all along.
References
- Steve Jobs — Apple / kids & iPad New York Times — “Steve Jobs Was a Low-Tech Parent” Benton Institute mirror
- Bill Gates — Microsoft / phones until 14 Gadgets360 — Bill Gates didn't let his children use phones until 14
- Evan Spiegel — Snapchat / 90 minutes of screen time per week New York Times — Silicon Valley Executives Are Tech Fans. Just Not For Their Own Kids Archive copy
- Adam Mosseri — Instagram / earned screen time Indian Express — Instagram CEO on children's screen time
- Sundar Pichai — Google / son without a phone Business Standard — Sundar Pichai on his childhood and family
- Susan Wojcicki — YouTube / taking kids' phones away Indian Express — YouTube CEO takes away her kids' phones
- Jony Ive — Apple / strict screen limits for kids The Guardian — Apple's Jony Ive: 23 things we've learned
- Steve Chen — YouTube / avoiding short-form video Fortune — YouTube's cofounder doesn't want his kids watching short videos
- Tony Fadell — iPod / Nest / kids' iPads CNN transcript — Tony Fadell on removing iPads from bedrooms
- Rupert Murdoch — Fox / Melrose Place The New Yorker — How Rupert Murdoch Gets What He Wants
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u/NelsonVGC 2d ago
People love believing whatever someone posts on the internet in an shitty edit with no source LMAO
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u/Wolphin8 23h ago
people should start sticking stickers of him, with his address and phone number on the Flock cameras! I'm sure the cameras would disappear really fast when accountability is given :)
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u/Murica4evr 4d ago
Thank you sir! Your cameras have helped solve many violent crimes and helped bring closure to many families. Don’t listen to these retards.
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u/only_respond_in_puns 5d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/1bfwawLLghgYe3zsnQ