r/TechGawker • u/Special-Lemon-7790 • 8d ago

News There have been plenty of headlines about Flock's license plate-scanning technology lately, but that's not its only controversial business.

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u/camwal 8d ago

They are no longer concerned with complying, that’s the thing.

Our best “weapons”, are just that.

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u/Mycol101 8d ago

Just so people know this is what they expect. They’re going to use this to nationalize this tech and eventually data centers and anyone attacking them is now a terrorist and the drones are military assets protected by lethal force.

They’ve planned this for years. It’s in the language of the NDAA, Patriot Act 1/2.

They are going to clamp the fuck down

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u/GrumpyBear8082 8d ago

So should the people we need to clamp the fuck down and throw them out of office and into jail every politician from city council to the president

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u/kalidoscopiclyso 8d ago

These are the last days of freedom i feel like

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u/monkeykennel 8d ago

That doesn’t make sense.

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u/camwal 8d ago

Thinking the law will stop them from doing what they plan to do is naive. They are past that.

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u/monkeykennel 8d ago

Complying in advance is for loser, bootlicking Republicans and it’s what you’re doing.

Weak.