An Amarillo father is speaking anonymously after learning former APD Officer Christian Eder systematically tracked his vehicle 76 times through the city's FLOCK surveillance cameras and ran his background twice through TLOxp under false pretenses.
Flocks only part in this abomination was that it alerted police after scanning the plate. If the cop had entered the plate manually, the outcome would have been the same.
Just an FYI, if a company is ever actively pushing for regulation where they are a part of the equation, you should be suspicious. Like in your example, they wouldn’t actually care about the regulation beyond the PR of “look look we think this shouldn’t be allowed either!”
Flock should be pushing for new regs here and for this guy to be prosecuted. It would make everyone more comfortable with the cameras.
flock had no intention of doing that other than providing surveillance tech which feeds to palantir AI.
Flocks only part in this abomination was that it alerted police after scanning the plate. If the cop had entered the plate manually, the outcome would have been the same.
Just an FYI, if a company is ever actively pushing for regulation where they are a part of the equation, you should be suspicious. Like in your example, they wouldn’t actually care about the regulation beyond the PR of “look look we think this shouldn’t be allowed either!”
They should fuck off and cease to exist
Flock’s actual response.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/flock-camera-ceo-asks-americans-132811636.html
Compromise on our security for your profits? Get bent!
I think stronger language might be called for here. 🤔
Oh, oh. I’ve seen this one before!