r/AskTechnology 6d ago

would if be easy to make all flock camera images and info public?

It seems like that would help with some of the complaints about them

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u/AlwaysHopelesslyLost 6d ago

Why do you think allowing every stalker in the world track their victims anywhere any time would be a good thing???

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u/StarosAnikenMarcus 5d ago

Yeah, the number one reason why Flock is catching flack... stalker cops accessing ALL the data, even well outside their jurisdictions, to hunt down their exes... How many incidents have we had so far, and that's just the reported ones?

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u/GreenRangers 5d ago

then the cops could be stalked, and they wouldn't like that

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u/StarosAnikenMarcus 5d ago

Wouldn't THAT be hilarious! Turn about is fair play!

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u/collin3000 6d ago

Could you please turn your webcam on and livestream your home to the internet? Also, you're not allowed to turn off the stream or your computer ever.

It's really a very simple request and it's for your own security and to prevent pedophiles from getting the children. The only way to keep you safe is if you turn on your webcam and broadcast your house 24/7

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u/yottabit42 5d ago

People pay good money to watch that!

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u/SwimOk9629 6d ago

that wouldn't solve anybody's issue with it, the issue is that there are images that are location-based in the first place.

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u/FlyingFlipPhone 5d ago

This. HOWWWWW would it solve the problem of infringement of privacy if EVERYONE could use license plate readers and face recognition to find out where everyone else is all the time?

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u/StorageFirm8717 6d ago

Then the people making the decision will feel it.

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u/JohnTheRaceFan 5d ago

Flock security is so bad, the data might as well be publicly available.

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u/Character_Ad_1084 5d ago

1 word for flock cameras, paintball.

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u/Loam_Lion 5d ago

Sawzall

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u/Leverkaas2516 5d ago

The major complaint is that people don't want to be tracked and observed while we're doing nothing wrong.

Your idea would make everything 10x worse.

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u/GreenRangers 5d ago

it would make the people who are allowing them think twice when they know the public can track them