Flock bills itself as a public safety technology company, using license plate reading cameras to help law enforcement investigate crimes and locate missing people. But critics see something else.
“Once they understand what the technology actually does – not what it might do in 50 years, not what someone thinks it could do, but what it actually does, day in and day out, it takes a picture of a car – most people go, ‘This makes a lot of sense. I want my kids to be safe.’”
He argues that all it does it takes pictures of license plates. And then says how it keeps children safe. 🤨
Meanwhile in my county they used it to peep in on a children’s gymnastics class. Meanwhile multiple cops have been arrested for using it to stalk people. Meanwhile I see them surrounding a low income housing area.
“Once they understand what the technology actually does – not what it might do in 50 years, not what someone thinks it could do, but what it actually does, day in and day out, it takes a picture of a car – most people go, ‘This makes a lot of sense. I want my kids to be safe.’”
He argues that all it does it takes pictures of license plates. And then says how it keeps children safe. 🤨
Meanwhile in my county they used it to peep in on a children’s gymnastics class. Meanwhile multiple cops have been arrested for using it to stalk people. Meanwhile I see them surrounding a low income housing area.