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It's actually a good idea? You don't have expectation of privacy when you're outside. It's legal for anyone to install a camera pointing outside.
so you are ok with the police officers who used Flock to stalk and rape people.
Got it. when you are a victim of Flock and get raped/killed by a stalker who used Flock. I'll remember to point out that you were ok with Flock before you were personally affected. typical fucking Republican... you don't give a shit until it affects you.
I didn't say that
then why support letting a private company track everyone and anyone while handing that information over to cops without a warrant... letting hundreds of cops stalk and rape people?
https://www.cbs42.com/business/press-releases/ein-presswire/862582100/ai-based-cctv-had-found-5-missing-people-with-only-23-cameras-in-california/
Let's not pretend there's only downside