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This is the problem when you let engineers handle PR. There is a sane way to present the case for Flock and this isn't it buddy.
You have to use the doublespeak that corpos at meta use. 'We take privacy very seriously actually. We only hire the top talent to secure our systems. We expect law enforcement departments to handle their staff to use our products according to the ToS and actively work to prevent abuse.'
You address the critiques you're being handed by the community, but he wont.
So his system deserves to be removed. It's redundant and possibly serves the goal of tracking "anti-semites" as a category of "terrorist."
gg
You have to use the doublespeak that corpos at meta use. 'We take privacy very seriously actually. We only hire the top talent to secure our systems. We expect law enforcement departments to handle their staff to use our products according to the ToS and actively work to prevent abuse.'
You address the critiques you're being handed by the community, but he wont.
So his system deserves to be removed. It's redundant and possibly serves the goal of tracking "anti-semites" as a category of "terrorist."
gg
We should count our blessings that our adversaries are so incompetent.
People have also been fact checking the claims of the technology being useful in helping cops catch actual baddies.
Thing is, I don't really blame the tool as much as the people who have a monopoly on using the tool.
Thing is, I don't really blame the tool as much as the people who have a monopoly on using the tool.
> catch actual baddies
Right, the response has been overwhelmingly negative.
The conclusion is people that supposedly live in a "Free Nation" do not want to be tracked and catalogued like animals.
The result is, if anyone sees someone tearing down a camera and acting on this frustration; they're not going to report it or give any useful information when detectives go around asking.
We have also seen how the use of this tech played out in the UK.
The conclusion is people that supposedly live in a "Free Nation" do not want to be tracked and catalogued like animals.
The result is, if anyone sees someone tearing down a camera and acting on this frustration; they're not going to report it or give any useful information when detectives go around asking.
We have also seen how the use of this tech played out in the UK.
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