So the “safety” company lies as much as the president.
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According to the report, the city discovered Flock was sharing data with external law enforcement agencies — despite Flock’s agreement with Boston saying data sharing was to be turned off, and the company confirming this was the case.
And right here is where you lost any credibility.
If you can't handle a simple boolean set to false, then I can't trust you with anything more complicated.
They can handle it, they chose not to which is worse. This isn't about incompetence, I really doubt it was a simple mistake.
despite Flock’s agreement with Boston saying data sharing was to be turned off, and the company confirming this was the case.
The city should generate an estimated sum of judgments the city would be subjected to from civil rights violations, then sue Flock for that sum to capture the money and pay out to Bostonians.
Unfortunately cops aren't very well known for their critical thinking abilities.
Flock was sharing data with external law enforcement agencies — despite Flock’s agreement with Boston saying data sharing was to be turned off
What kind of "agreement" was that, I wonder? Was it a contract?
I could almost believe a company was serious about agreeing to a promised condition if it agreed to binding arbitration in the case of a claim made against it. In the way that we little people are expected to do. Somehow I don't think Flock did that in this case, though.
The founders would fuck the flock out of flock. In American bullshit. It’s time to take this country back from the corpo slave state.
We need to find methods to turn the laws around on these. EVERYONE needs to Download deflock. Me app. And just take a look at the tens of thousands of cameras in your area every city, suburb, highway, you cannot leave your own subdivision without being tagged by one or multiple. I thought this was being under-stated all online until I took a look for myself. Every major city, small towns, highways, state roads. Literally no where is safe from flock/axon.
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