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- I would have to. (Well, I wouldn't even bother looking further into the property once I learned it involved an HOA, but for the sake of argument...) The presence of these cameras is wholly and entirely objectionable.by JohnFen
- I find this unsettling. When a private entity buys Flock, how do they _use_ it? Is it more than ALPR? Are they sharing the data with the network and offer it to the police? Can they watch footage?by thedougd
- Would be a great angle as a buyer's agent to proactively show clients flock camera locations. At the same time, would be an interesting way to hinder the sale of a property by falsely reporting flock cameras where none are.by skinfaxi
- HOA busybodies might be worse than spying cops.by xnx
- Completely frivolous comment: people who insist on capitalizing “realtor” are hilarious. I know “Realtor” is a registered trademark, but that just makes it funnier to me.
On topic, we’ve stopped going to a popular pizza place near us because the owner put a Flock camera up.
by flkiwi - don’t forget!!!
Y Combinator invested in Flock Safety in 2017.
by 3dsnano - HOA and Flock. That is one hellish dystopia over there now.by cryo32
- Found a link to the original reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/realtors/comments/1von5bt/just_had_...by skinfaxi