Flock thinks it's cameras have a legal right to privacy in public.
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Flock thinks it's cameras have a legal right to privacy in public.
@elfin Sauce for the goose, Mister Saavik.
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Flock thinks it's cameras have a legal right to privacy in public.
@elfin maps can be copied, I suppose the XML map data is spread wide and large.
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Hay, there is like four of them at an intersection walking distance from me.
@doctorwhom @elfin *were. As I suppose you did something to those beasts.
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@GhostOnTheHalfShell I'm sorry, did you say something?
@elfin @GhostOnTheHalfShell can't hear what you say, too much noise from the flock data center.
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@knutson_brain Angle Grinder or SawsAll (or plasma cutter but that's not very inconspicuous).
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Flock thinks it's cameras have a legal right to privacy in public.
@elfin That's kind of hilarious.
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@thomkennon @elfin I am *LIVID* that there are some in Canada.
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@thomkennon @elfin that's basically just the US population density map? Does every single town have these?
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Flock thinks it's cameras have a legal right to privacy in public.
@elfin No one would ever make a movie with this stupid of a timeline. It was crash and burn, be a total loss of investment.
But here, in this reality, the people in charge of the Keystone cops, Three Stooges main characters, and unbelievable plot are raking in the cash.
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Flock thinks it's cameras have a legal right to privacy in public.
Corporate personhood -- a Constitutional heresy purchased by billionaires & oil oligarchs.
https://freakonomics.com/podcast/why-hate-the-koch-brothers-part-1/https://www.gadgetreview.com/argentina-wants-ai-robots-to-run-non-human-corporations
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/2026/05/hawaii-corporations-political-money/687159/
https://qz.com/ai-constitutional-rights-legal-personhood-implications-052726
https://futurism.com/future-society/corporations-personhood-legal-court-death-penalty
https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/history-corporate-personhood
https://corporateaccountability.org/blog/outrageous-and-true-history-of-corporations-us-democracy/
https://afj.org/article/corporate-power-reset-movement-updates-from-the-states/
Musk's & his cronies want AI corporations to be an unaccountability machine.
https://www.gadgetreview.com/how-ai-data-centers-disconnecting-simultaneously-caused-a-1000-mile-disturbance -
Flock thinks it's cameras have a legal right to privacy in public.
@elfin
Naughty naughty naughty Flock.
Flock needs a good spanking.
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Flock thinks it's cameras have a legal right to privacy in public.
@elfin
If they have a right to video us, why dont we have a right to know where they are?
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Flock thinks it's cameras have a legal right to privacy in public.
@elfin if they remove the cameras, then the map will hold no power over them
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@thomkennon @elfin I am *LIVID* that there are some in Canada.
@ZenHeathen @thomkennon @elfin
Why am I not surprised that Kelowna of all places is the big Canadian hotspot. Ugh.
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@thomkennon @elfin
just trying to make sure my little ouispy devices work.
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@tony *Tiger Smile* CORRECT!
OSM gives zero fucks (I'm told) and it's "Open" Street Map so anyone can (and will) just make a new one, and I've exported the data to my maps (NextCloud) so all I have to do is import it again AND SHARE this data with anyone who wants it.
Anyway, no judge (except perhaps the Fifth Circuit) will grant Flock this so I/We aren't worried.
Wouldn't any injunction to remove a map, as it tracks the company, and thus is more akin to stalking than publicity... Equally indict Flock collecting and making maps of people's personal lives?
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@elfin
Naughty naughty naughty Flock.
Flock needs a good spanking.I am suddenly conflicted.
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Flock thinks it's cameras have a legal right to privacy in public.
@elfin Gonna start setting up my own cameras facing directly at flocks.
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Flock thinks it's cameras have a legal right to privacy in public.
@elfin
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Flock thinks it's cameras have a legal right to privacy in public.
@elfin People have human rights, organizations do not, machines do not not not.
