Right now, it is legal for third parties like Flock to collect surveillance data and offer it for sale to anyone.
The third party doctrine makes it presumed OK for third parties to give or sell their data to the Government.
This is rapidly eroding Fourth Amendment guarantees in the US.

One possible way out would be to specify in federal law that data that can enable mass surveillance must be protected - leaking it gets you fined, government doesn't get it without a warrant.

The HIPAA laws are a potential model here - they basically say data related to health care can only be shared between certain businesses, and only with the permission of the person the data is about.

All of those potential "solutions" require more power. And what does it take to produce power? That's right: water. And lots of it for nuke, coal, gas and geothermal.

It's incredible people are still buying the "if we outsource our inputs or pollution to somewhere else it's not happening."

You enjoy your horse dewormer, I'll take the mRNA gene-editing.

That's not even close to the same situation. Are you really this dumb or are you being intentionally disingenuous?

This is clear criminal behavior. If an individual did this they would be charged and prosecuted for several felonies. Why has no one been charged? Someone caused this to happen by intention, omission or negligence. Prosecute it.

Clearly you know nothing about the spiritual satisfaction of using a hand-whittled oak NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra B300 rather some soulless chip made in a factory.

Something any serious jazz drummer already knows - getting syncopated rhythms going in each limb independently

This is a clearly uneducated/basement dweller position to take. How embarassing for you.

The target market for these things is not exclusively people who know how search engines work or can even understand the warning. People increasingly have exceptionally poor levels of reading comprehension and it's even worse when the subject matter is outside of their expertise. This is well understood and not any sort of surprise to people who have social interactions with other people outside of their it/dev/ work silo.

What an incredible display of interpertring rights in the most bootlicking fashion possible.

It's bog standard narcissist sociopath behavior. It's not at all weird to me that people in the c suite of a company that size would meet this description and act this way when given the chance.

So did Doctor Nick.

You are one up on them not only because you can write a paragraph but merely because you can read and comprehend one.

I do not, nor do I overestimate it because it's own defining characteristic makes it one of the loudest voices in the room. Nor do i think it should be catered to in ways that are obviously bad for society.

That's a thing that has been solved by varous types of action cameras for over a decade. Try again.

This is the most obvious use for the glasses in the retail market. Nobody except for Gen SocialMediaNarcissist wants this.