Sounds like the city should confiscate them, sell them, and use the profits for something good like buying some books for the library, food for soup kitchens, etc.
Start arresting Flock workers that put up the cameras when they don’t have permission. It will only take a couple arrests before the techs refuse to do it anymore.
Sounds like the city should confiscate them, sell them, and use the profits for something good like buying some books for the library, food for soup kitchens, etc.
Start arresting Flock workers that put up the cameras when they don’t have permission. It will only take a couple arrests before the techs refuse to do it anymore.
This is the way. Fines are a cost of doing business these days.
I like your idea, but I’m not holding my breath.