These concerns aren’t just hypothetical. The Washington Post recently identified 46 cases where police officers have been accused of using Flock technology for unauthorized purposes, including to stalk their wives, girlfriends, or exes.

After listening to an interview with one of the alleged victims, Langley told CBS News, “I apologize. It kills me that she went through that.” At the same time, he insisted, “I don’t think that Flock created police abuse. I think we’re the first company to ever shine a light on it and build the tools to find it.”

Oh fuck off. You don’t get to call yourself a hero for making a problem worse.

That last example is from the original Fallout game, which came out in the late 90s, not the 2020s.

Isn’t this meme used to represent bad solutions to problems?

Texas unveils “tip line” to send nonconsentual photos of naked woman to their elected officials.

“democratic norms”? That’s a law. Not just any law, it’s a literal amendment of the literal Constitution.