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givemeethekeysyesterday at 5:53 PM8 repliesview on HN

At what point does the top brass at Flock get arrested?


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gruezyesterday at 6:16 PM

For what? Under current jurisprudence collecting license plates images isn't illegal, because there's no expectation of privacy in public. They could post the information online if they wanted to and they'd be in the clear. It's fine to object to ANPR networks on the basis of "mass surveillance" or whatever, but screaming for people to be arrested without legal basis, just because you don't like what they're doing is childish and counterproductive to the conversation.

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reactordevyesterday at 5:56 PM

Oh they’re buddies with all the departments. Fat chance.

therobots927yesterday at 7:25 PM

They won’t under this administration. It’s owned and operated by Surveillance Valley Vulture Capitalists

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SamInTheShellyesterday at 6:00 PM

Rather just see them get Flocked honestly. Seems like the type of tech a child would dream up only to realize when it's too late that it's dystopian, creepy, and a detriment to society.

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fuckflockyesterday at 6:15 PM

By top brass do you mean the people behind this website?

> The financing was led by Andreessen Horowitz, with backing from Greenoaks Capital, Bedrock Capital. Meritech Capital, Matrix Partners, Sands Capital, Founders Fund, Kleiner Perkins, Tiger Global, and Y Combinator also participated.

https://www.flocksafety.com/blog/flock-safety-secures-major-...

cons0leyesterday at 6:02 PM

In your dreams maybe

mvkelyesterday at 7:30 PM

Should we also arrest computer co execs because computers are used to hack into things?