He’s right, the countries that have lowest crime rates have flock cameras everywhere and zero privacy, this is the way /s
syntaxing•28m ago
“ Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.”
- Benjamin Franklin
verdverm•26m ago
I'll take freedom and the cons that come with it. I doubt very much that crime-free is even possible, especially the oligarchy crimes
AngryData•17m ago
Most common crime is wage theft, don't see how they are going to do anything about that.
xtajv•14m ago
Infringing on 4th amendment rights sounds like a crime to me.
al_borland•10m ago
Or just keep the people in jail who are committing most of the crime. When someone has been arrested a dozen times, we don’t need cameras tracking them to keep people safe, we need that person removed from polite society.
Flock is a poor solution to a failure of the judicial system.
silverFork•6m ago
Well there are many issues and that is ownership and who gets to see the data and who gets to delete the data. If it is ever going to work, the ownership has to be public and not private. The videos should be impossible to delete.. The camera spread should be the same everywhere and would collect data non-selectively and only in public spaces. The data could only become visible to viewers only if certain criteria's are met and not continuous.
bdangubic•37m ago