Surveillance Company Requests Privacy After Being Photographed by Public
A social media post highlights an ironic situation involving Flock, a company known for its surveillance technology. The post features screenshots of headlines reporting that the company has requested the public to stop photographing its staff. This request has drawn attention due to the company's business model, which centers on public surveillance and monitoring. The juxtaposition of a firm that facilitates widespread tracking suddenly advocating for the privacy of its own employees has sparked online discussion regarding the double standards of surveillance culture.
It's not irony. It's rules to thee but not for me.
We should have surveillance outside headquarters at all times and an AI report generated weekly highlighting anything rule or law breaking by known staff.
And the police commit crimes Israel is the one who created Anti-Semiticism 9gaggers who get triggered by seeing posts with children and cite the rules are the ones who love anime with 13-year-old schoolgirls in miniskirts and pragmata Welcome to the real world
If they ain't doing anything wrong they have nothing to fear
I call bullshit. You cannot find anything about it but on social media and that seems to be just shared. The news article in the screenshot is obviously fake.
I am a fan of people who propose extreme ideas to be the first recipients of those ideas. Want mass surveillance? Everything you do and say should be streamed to the public 24/7 Pro censorship? You get censored every step of the way. Defund the police? Police no longer answer any
It is important that the public know what those in charge of things that effect the public are doing. We need to setup a system of surveillance to ensure they are being above board. As has been said if they aren't doing anything wrong they have nothing to hide and will be fine wi
I was told that, "if you have nothing to hide, then you have nothing to worry about".
Just give up a little more privacy and you will be finally safe. The siren call of the authoritarian.
I hope they film him 24/7 in tribute to his philosophy