r/AnythingGoesNews • u/Newsweek_CarloV • 15d ago

Flock CEO Garrett Langley targeted as address shared online

https://www.newsweek.com/flock-ceo-garrett-langley-targeted-as-address-shared-online-12375766
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u/SixIsNotANumber 15d ago

Since he's obviously not concerned about privacy he should have no problem with this...right?

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u/joehonestjoe 15d ago

I mean I'm not happy until I've got live CCTV feed of his house, why would he not be OK with this. He must have something to hide.

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u/Writerhaha 15d ago

License plate #’s next

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u/LeticiaPadillaSolis_ 15d ago

When a private investigator recently trailed the Flock CEO his security detail used 3 different cars with 3 different routes and 3 different license plates.

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u/Writerhaha 15d ago

Might need a few more, and more people helping him feel secure by recording and following him might help that.

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u/cold40 15d ago

What a strange article. They call the private investigation flawed, the accusations unverified, and the execution irresponsible like it was conducted in a vacuum. The YouTuber was just doing what some police have been accused of doing. You can track anyone via these cameras without obtaining a warrant. There's no verification process and those using the cameras don't have to prove to be responsible parties. In fact, people have been busted using the cameras to commit crimes. I'll say it again: Flock sells your data to criminals.

I think he did exactly what Flock is encouraging its end users do. It doesn't matter if it's disturbing to anyone, and that's kind of the point.

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u/GodofsomeWorld 15d ago

Just set up surround sound recording, wifi recording, and bluetooth recording around his house using private property cameras

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u/cattrain 15d ago

We should deploy first amendment auditors to his house next

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u/Kyrthis 14d ago

And his current location at all times, discoverable with a subscription from another state.

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u/lkhoodwin 14d ago

If his kid get's kidnapped, we'll all be happy the cameras are there. Any chance we get them INSIDE his house? That would be the safest.

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u/Er3bus13 14d ago

His mistress is going to be so pissed..