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Flock is importing China's ubiquitous surveillance in America until every habitable space is captured
by madhacker 1mo ago
Flock is importing China's ubiquitous surveillance in America until every habitable space is captured
- roumenguha 1mo agoI get that this comment is meant to warn about the creeping government overreach and a curtailment of free speech, by comparing the US against a society where government surveillance is already commonplace. I wonder if it does a disservice to readers to not make that same comparison against more similar countries instead (UK, Germany, Australia to name a few examples)?
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- FpUser 1mo agoChina is not responsible for your fuck-us, you own it
- tremon 1mo agoIt's not that useful to single out Flock for that purpose. Google Nest and Amazon Alexa are also in that category.
- edoceo 1mo agoMaybe Ring too?
- tremon 1mo agoCertainly! And probably a multitude of other devices and phone apps as well.
- CableNinja 1mo agoMost definitely ring. I used to park near one of their offices, for at least 3-5 months they had one of those podium pole camera systems, with a big ring logo on the side, and ring workers occasionally tinkering with it. You know, the kind you see in Home Depot lots.
- tremon 1mo agoAnd soon also Nexar, Uber and Lyft: https://www.techtimes.com/articles/323541/20260807/flock-secretly-pitched-350000-rideshare-dashcams-police-passengers-have-no-rights.htm https://www.techtimes.com/articles/323541/20260807/flock-sec... It's only a matter of time before every self-driving vehicle will have its cameras used for surveillance.
- brikym 1mo agoAnd digital billboards in every space will tell us what to think. Can't wait for the two to pair up and the billboards to target whoever is seen in the nearest camera. Or are they already doing it?