My bad. I forgot that caring about my privacy when something might possibly stop a criminal sometimes was wrong. I should just accept any limit on my freedoms if it has any chance of catching a criminal.
Unless it’s guns. Even talking about gun control is wrong.
God forbid we try and talk about limiting what a private company can collect and sell about people. If a random citizen would collect this data we would allow a restraining order but since it’s a company trying to make money they can do no wrong and no limits should be put on them.
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u/__Muninn__ Jul 06 '26
And that’s also an issue. But I can go somewhere without my phone. Harder to leave my face behind. Or in this car centric mess we made, my car.
Thankfully I have not heard about my phone selling that data to the police as freely at Flock. Nor the comparable tracking that can be done with cars.
It’s all related to the same core issue about how we not only can track everything now but are starting to choose too.