Internet Users Label Flock CEO's Home as 'Public Toilet' After Privacy Redaction
A viral social media post highlights a moment of digital irony involving the CEO of Flock, a company known for surveillance technology. After it was discovered that the CEO had requested his own residence be redacted from public street-view mapping services to ensure personal privacy, internet users retaliated by marking his property as a 'public toilet' on the platform. The incident has sparked a wider conversation regarding the disparity between the surveillance tools sold to the public and the privacy measures sought by those who profit from them.
So they have his address, just sit in front of his house recording him.
This is the weapon of the weaponless. Irony and poetic justice. Gunpowder, treason and plot. I see no reason Why gunpowder treason Should ever be forgot.
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
He is crying in his yacht. Pathetic to think this bothers him…
Reminds me about the Blizzard employee banning questionable user names (floyd the breathless etc) only to have his social media "looked at and exposed" now that guy is fumming mad and potentially having job issues...
I always thought a rich person in US would be living in something like this
You will also notice there are no flock cameras in his neighborhood. They are only for watching poor people.
All this bravado of having guns to oppose tyrany but when they have the address of one they just sit there making memes about public toilets
Interesting how people a going after the owners of companies who produce surveillance cameras, but not after the people ordering them.
Poetic justice is a good summary because just like regular poetry, this is both beautiful and useless. The plebs cheers thinking they scored a point, the rich barely register a minor inconvenience.