Police need a warrant to get phone data.
That means they already suspect you without surveillance data.
Flock lets the police suspect everyone of a crime and get surveillance data on all of them without a warrant.
It's fundamentally different.
Your elected officials and utilities are signing non-disclosure agreements with Big Tech's data centers, keeping you in the dark about projects and their impacts.
At least 7 AI data centers in Indiana are using NDAs, but 12 communities didn't respond to records requests 🔍👁️
Conspiring to deny a service to someone who paid for it, is a crime, its fraud, its theft. Its like a Reverse Dine-and-Dash, but for healthcare. If I paid for a bagel and you refused to give me such bagel, then you stole my money. Its that simple.
@PoliceThePolic1 Anybody from Texas knows how painful those Fire Ant bites are. One bite on your foot hurts, hundreds of bites on your face would be excruciatingly painful. This is torture and a court as just ruled that torturing Americans is fine!! It's just not fun anymore folks.
THREAD. Did you know that Minneapolis police deployed 101 personnel to a 7-person vigil held one morning at Renee Good's memorial? The cops generated $1.92 million in overtime cash for themselves.
@ClipXClipX 0 investigation was done.
They haven’t identified themselves.
No RAS of a crime.
Illegal search and seizure.
Cops don’t know how to do their job.
THIS ISN’T RIGHT!😡🤬
Watch and Listen!
Senator McConnell is called.
He replies: “No.”
Then Sen. Boozman leans in and tells him “Aye.”
An aide also jumps in to say “aye.”
McConnell’s name is then called AGAIN.
McConnell then says: “Aye.”
This is not a senator voting.
This is a man being prompted like a prop so a bill can pass committee.
Judge Judy shocks TMZ when she’s asked about the Lindsay Clancy case, and she doesn’t mince words:
“There’s no question, my dear, that she killed her children,” adding, “I think there’s a danger in not retrying that case.”
The Army allowed Stripes to shoot at Fort Knox. The DoD loved the film so much that in 2016, an official U.S. Army Honour Guard flawlessly recreated the entire "Razzle Dazzle" routine in this exact spot to celebrate Stripes' 35th anniversary.
“That’s the fact, Jack.”
@pablofindsout@PabloTorre@espn credibility is in the gutter, and the ratings make that painfully clear. It’s embarrassing for ESPN as an organization to be in this position. Why hasn’t there been a mass firing at the top when the leadership has shown such incompetence or worse, appears compromised..
The one element of private equity that feels under discussed is its almost always a race to see how much money can be stolen before the market corrects. You have a product people love and trust (Jersey Mike) and you exploit the love for it. People will eventually revolt but not before someone gets rich. The lie outpaces the discovery (hey the product is shit, used to love this) just fast enough. The brand gets wrecked, and the vampire squid moves on to its next host. Intentionally enshitifying things people love might as well be financial cancer.