I’ll take the opportunity to point out that most of you probably carry a worse surveillance / tracking device everywhere you go . . .
Also, many new cars have their own telephone number.
I’d just like to point out that said device requires a warrant for the data...
...plus said device’s data has exonerated multiple people from negligent prosecution resulting solely from the camera systems’ databases (not just flock).
“””I’ll take the opportunity to point out that most of you probably carry a worse surveillance / tracking device everywhere you go . . .””””
And as Rush would say, for those of you in Rio Linda, FreedomPoster is talking about SmartPhones.
Yep, and can’t live 5 minutes without it. The drive to make us a cashless society will make them a hard, permanent fixture. Wake up people.
Point taken.. The cell phone and the computer in today's cars will rat you out every time.
I suspect cars will soon warn you a couple of times to do the seatbelt. If you fail to do so your car will call the cops on you...
As someone who explained to a friend in 1999 that the E-911 law meant in due course everyone would be paying for their own tracking device, I'd like to point out that police don't have at their fingertips the ability to query where my phone has been without a warrant. Courts have ruled on this (and the Supreme Court has ruled on the type of mass surveillance that Flock is doing - they're violating the 4th amendment).
Indeed. Plus…. There are cameras literally everywhere as well. Whether folks like it or not, they should just assume theyre being watched and tracked and listened to….and act accordingly.
I haven’t been wrongly arrested because my phone is tracking me.
There is a reason the apple on the back has a bite out of it.
Sick bastards.