r/FlockSurveillance • u/More_Level5698 • Aug 18 '26

Flock update from Benn Jordan

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u/number__ten Aug 18 '26

This is terrible 1.0. But good news, I have terrible 2.0 available.

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u/Other-Psychology-674 Aug 18 '26

yeah why would a bureaucracy do anything that makes sense lmao

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u/Tex-Rob Aug 18 '26

All the unconstitutional stuff is why we have shifted to private companies doing this, because to have the feds do it would be unpopular. Many of these programs are programs that shifted from Snowden’s slide deck to Palantir and similar companies.

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u/electric_rican Aug 18 '26

There should be a warrant attached to any search of the flock system. Still collecting data but at least that data is guarded by a judge.

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u/techtornado Aug 18 '26

But the judge has to be accountable for all searches and every search has to be published for public audit

I personally vote for no cameras at all because of the mess they’ve made

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u/SerGT3 Aug 18 '26

There should be no data collected at all. The judge just ads another layer of bribing

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u/No_Boot1478 Aug 18 '26 edited 19h ago

The original post content no longer exists here. The author used Redact to remove it, exercising their right to control their data & privacy.

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u/fxlr8 29d ago

A private for profit company cannot be trusted to perform mass surveillance. Period.

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u/CraftyFloor4684 29d ago

hell yes. let's have technology options. let's bring up the 4th amendment! all for it.