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Flock Said Its Cameras Don't Track People. Then a Reporter Proved Them Wrong On Video (www.gadgetreview.com)
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[–] iocase@lemmy.zip 1 points 21 hours ago

However it gets muddy when you're hiring flock to violate your 4th amendment on behalf of the government as a buffer? Can they also hire a company to discriminate against you due to your speech as well?

I thought I was pretty clear in my original comment. Can the government hire a company to violate your rights? Even if filming in public is legal otherwise, maybe it should be illegal when hired by the government to do warrantless surveillance of every citizen.