Flock CEO Faces Backlash Over Privacy Stance and Blurred Home on Google Maps
A viral social media post highlights a perceived contradiction regarding Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley. The post features a statement attributed to Langley suggesting that Americans must compromise on their privacy, juxtaposed with a user-submitted image showing that Langley's own residence is blurred on Google Maps. Critics are questioning the ethics of a surveillance technology executive advocating for reduced public privacy while utilizing tools to obscure his own home from digital mapping services. The discussion centers on the tension between the widespread deployment of automated license plate recognition cameras and the personal privacy expectations of those who lead such companies.
Rules for thee, not for mee.
No phones. No video or gps evidence.
1984 is coming reeeeal soon.
CAPTAIN HERE Anyone can clur their house on google maps... My house is blurred also. You literally have a fucking form that you fill and in about a week you get automated google response that your house was blured like you asked them.
Just because its blurred out on google, doesn't mean you can't park in front of the house and take pictures yourself. They have the address apparently
'Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.' -BF
This is what tech bro CEOs are all about these days.
Americans are getting CCPed and Russified. Next step: turning prisons into gulags.
This it the typical "rules for you but not for me"
Lol