18 daysReminds me of Google glass or whatever it was called. It’s not that people aren’t ready, it’s just a bad idea
- 17 days
This is the glasshole stigma all over again
Good. Good. Let your hate become your strength
- 18 days
Cities should be just as afraid of deploying Flock cameras.
Unfortunately, this has a habit of becoming a self-reinforcing need for authoritarian policing.
“Flock camera destruction” becomes the rationale for more cameras and more cops and more draconian punishments. And this cycle continues so long as the public continues to send up corporate shills and industry hacks to fill the municipal offices.
- Eggyhead@lemmy.worldEnglish18 days
Oh good to know. I guess we’ll just have to stick with the alternative. Do nothing and watch it happen anyway.
No, you have to go after the local politicians who keep approving these systems. Electorally of course, you psychos. Your local city council rep is going to feel much more pressure from an angry letter from a voter than your senator would.
- MiddleAgesModem@lemmy.worldEnglish16 days
Yes? The reason shit you don’t like happens is because you refuse to a participate, you fucking dunce.
- MiddleAgesModem@lemmy.worldEnglish16 days
Or you could try to make ACTUAL change, instead of throwing temper tantrums like a child and encouraging others to get themselves in legal trouble that would affect the rest of their lives.
How many have you destroyed? Let me guess. Zero. Another internet tough guy who others to take the hit.
There is an Android app that looks for the Bluetooth signatures of these glasses and alerts if they are nearby. Hopefully something exists on iOS devices as well.
Edit: The app is called Nearby Glasses and it is available on iOS and Android.
- davidgro@lemmy.worldEnglish18 days
Nearby Glasses
(Play store, also on F-Droid via the IzzyOnDroid repo)
