It has been documented that Flock's AI can mistake someone else for you and sends the cops after you to arrest you wrongfully. Also, it can help a cop who decides to stalk you (but for no longer than 30 days now, I guess).Flock helps protect me. I'm not doing anything in public that I am embarrassed or ashamed of.
Then why make it easy for them? This is mass, warrantless surveillance. It will link more and more databases. You don't actually have to commit a crime to be declared a criminal or dangerous.The link BK007 posted for the YT video on the Constitutionally of the cameras is a very good analysis. No matter what the intent, someone will find a way to adulterate the good they serve.
Wait until your insurance company cancels you or raises your premiums based on data captured through various “public information “.Flock cameras, Wally World invading my privacy?? I'm out in public and I expect no right to privacy. I sometimes look up at the Wally World camera, smile and wave - I'm just acknowledging their existence, hoping the person smiles. Wally World was instrumental in finding who took my wallet. I appreciate that. Flock helps protect me. I'm not doing anything in public that I am embarrassed or ashamed of.
I draw the line at my home. I demand privacy and I will actively defend it.
Rhetorical question: Is your dash cam invading every-bodies privacy? Oh, I see! It's OK if you do it to others (for the same reason), but it shouldn't be done to you.
To me, this subject is much ado about nothing. I'm glad I'm not concerned about it. I have other things to worry about, Maverick, for one.