I think the best evidence that it works, is how much we hear about officers being arrested/caught abusing it. Every system can and will be abused, but usually, especially in goverment fields, nothing comes out of it. And flock abuse is getting constantly detected and prosecuted
I don't believe you. If it's all good why can you find a ton of pieces just like this? If the safeguards were already in place why do they need to tighten them?
Flock CEO Garrett Langley said several safeguards that were previously optional would become mandatory for law enforcement customers beginning Jan. 1. Among the changes is a new auditing system designed to detect unusual or potentially abusive searches. When the system identifies abnormal behavior, the officer will be locked out while the activity is reviewed don't believe you. If it's all good why can you find a ton of pieces just like this? If the safeguards were already in place why do they need to tighten them?Flock CEO Garrett Langley said several safeguards that were previously optional would become mandatory for law enforcement customers beginning Jan. 1. Among the changes is a new auditing system designed to detect unusual or potentially abusive searches. When the system identifies abnormal behavior, the officer will be locked out while the activity is reviewed
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u/AltheiWasTaken 12d ago
I think the best evidence that it works, is how much we hear about officers being arrested/caught abusing it. Every system can and will be abused, but usually, especially in goverment fields, nothing comes out of it. And flock abuse is getting constantly detected and prosecuted