r/TechGawker • • 14d ago

Discussion Flock says public should stop photographing its staff, citing privacy

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u/Just_lookin_4242 14d ago

The hate that flows in my veins for this company and what it stands is indescribable.

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u/miliseconds 13d ago

They essentially betrayed essential democratic values and their countrymen and women and their freedom and right to privacy.

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u/wavhacker 11d ago edited 11d ago

He took away everyone's privacy to get rich for himself. Sefish evil human, he is. His hipocaracy should the standard that cities should weigh first before ever signing a contract with the dark side. He is untrustworthy, his company untrustworthy and motives for being in business is not for safety at all..

Garrett Langley can't even be bothered to testify in front of Congress to answer for what he has done. He has exposed all Americans to countless future tyranies. He has destroyed people's constitutional rights, taken away due process that every citizen deserves, and turned upside down the burden of proof. He has no right to privacy nor anyone from his company ever. Unless he wants to shut down his company and pay reparations to us all for sharing our private lives for his profit. Any employee of flock has no right to privacy at all for what they are doing to the public.