Despite policy victories over Flock, Americans are finding themselves under similar monitoring by a new company – or unable to remove the original cameras
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I find it ironic that people are up in arms about Flock camera’s while willing paying for a spyphone that they carry around nearly everywhere that has way more capabilities.
inb4 narcisstic ragers: I’ve been spyphone free for 6 years now.
“You are frustrated with society, yet you live in society. Curious.” -ass comment.
Also, FOSS/debloated options exist, pally.
And we all wish there were less spying on all fronts
You say that as if it makes you less of a cunt
ok