I've work in technical industries, and they can't handle encryption.

lol wut? DCPs are usually heavily encrypted. Even the dumbest intern running their screening room could figure it out.

England and Wales recorded 499 homicides in the 2025/26 period, representing the lowest annual count since comparable records began. That's with the huge influx of migrants too btw.

What part of the bill of rights protects your whereabouts in public from being recorded? Are you referring to this: "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated"

You aren't being tracked inside your house. Nor is anyone doing a cavity search on you.

Now I agree "mass surveillance" is creepy, but we can have Flock without mass surveillance. If someone is kidnapped or attacked in a particular location the police should have the right to see what cars or persons were around there. How is that different from the police going around asking neighbors if they saw any vehicle or person leaving a building? That's literally what law enforcement has done in the US for over a hundred years. You know, a detective finding out from a homeless dude that "a guy in a red shirt left the building at 11:10am where the crime took place", and then someone else says "a guy wearing a red shirt ran into apartment 13B across the street at 11:15am" . DA takes the case and red shirt owner in apt 123b;We're okay with people convicted on flimsy stuff like that, but not surveillance that shows the perp's movements clearly?

We should make it illegal for surveillance to be abused or utilized to solve minor crimes. Only major felonies. Make it highly illegal to abuse it -- strong jail times attached, and also make any surveillance obtained information on minor crimes impossible to use. So if they catch you smoking weed they can't use that against you.

My grandpa told me about a 24 hour flight from London to Australia back during WW2 in which you could experience a double sunrise.

How many passengers died of deep vein thrombosis?

Tell me something, do you believe that if the accused was their own son they would have verified everything properly? They didn't think about the fact that they could ruin a person's life. It's just as negligent as throwing a sofa out of a tall building without caring where it lands.

Ironic, when you consider all the AI companies exist by their ability to rip and mimic IP stolen for training data.

Think of all the jobs that could be created in each state!

Thereâ(TM)s negligence. Guaranteed the prosecutors have convicted people for less.

I get that a typo can easily happen, but how was this not caught prior to ruining a man's life and reputation especially with no other corroborating evidence? Seems like there had to be humans in the chain of events that had a reckless level of carelessness. Nobody cared to use caution and check carefully.

This would be an insane thing to endure. The prosecution and everyone involved in this should go to jail

We can put our entire workforce on the shoe stamping and pants sewing jobs coming back from China, while the Chinese get to do advanced high tech stuff. Another win-win brought to you by tariffs.

.. is to become the Nazis.

The legendary keyboard layout he invented will always be remembered. When your colleague was away from his desk you could fuck him up by typing xdvorak on their terminal.

> They care about lives,

As long as you're a white american.