Ironically this is the one use case I can come up with that would prevent me from judging someone using them
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Dammit, I’m looking for more reasons to hate them, not the other way around.
Come to think of it maybe we are fighting flock the wrong way.
What if instead of pushing to remove them, we push to make them open access to all, IE we push to allow anyone to do lookups for a small cost (because that's the way to get flock to walk into the trap). Hail it as a tool for police accountability, and let the police unions shut it down for us.
My favorite thing about surveillance cameras is that it's a super easy way to assassinate world leaders.
This has ever been the only solution.
You absolutely cannot win against a new technology that confers an advantage, without using that technology. The solution to blanket surveillance, is that everyone have access to genuinely total surveillance.
What if you could see everywhere your politician goes and everyone they meet? Your police officers? The billionaires? All the time? Just like they can you?
The flock CEO is already watching your little girls swim at the pool. The bully from school became a cop and he can see everything you do, then hide his actions and blackmail you.
You can't see the CEO dressed up as a swim instructor, jerking it with sunblock. You can't see the cop driving around in his civilian car exploiting the girls who got away in highschool, for blowjobs.
But you should be able to.
I'm not convinced it's impossible to set up a fake police department and request access.
What are they afraid of?
If you have nothing to hide then you have nothing to fear .
Right? Right?!?!
What's that they always say, "If you've got nothing to hide, you've nothing to worry about."?
Aftermarket 360 surround cameras and mics for cars are available. Along with Zuckerberg's pervert glasses, this would give you better video of a traffic stop than cops have.
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