> “Police met with Sistilli to better understand the video, technology, and the purpose behind it. Police then determined that no further action was required,” the spokesperson said.
scottsuplol on
They love to track you but don’t like it when you track them. Carneys new bill is going to make it a lot easier for them to do it too
TokenBearer on
Police are experts in the abuse of location data.
theharps on
How did flock cameras get allowed for police use anyway
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The Peel Regional Police are also lobbying for mandatory encryption backdoors and data retention with bill C-22. As their anti-privacy lobbyists say, if the Peel Region Police aren’t doing anything illegal, then they should have nothing to fear.
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> “Police met with Sistilli to better understand the video, technology, and the purpose behind it. Police then determined that no further action was required,” the spokesperson said.
They love to track you but don’t like it when you track them. Carneys new bill is going to make it a lot easier for them to do it too
Police are experts in the abuse of location data.
How did flock cameras get allowed for police use anyway
The Peel Regional Police are also lobbying for mandatory encryption backdoors and data retention with bill C-22. As their anti-privacy lobbyists say, if the Peel Region Police aren’t doing anything illegal, then they should have nothing to fear.
They deserve zero privacy.