Raw LLM Responses

There is a much easier way to quickly put them out of business. Make Flock financially liable for any and all "abuses" of these cameras. In the law doing so, just like copyright infringement make it EXPENSIVE. Then define proper use as RAS or probable cause, depending on how strong a civil libertarian you are. It needs to be clearly spelled out exactly who can make surveillance data requests, plus background a d logging. Flock would also be required to mail notifications to anyone that their info has been requested, after an appropriate delay. So a case of securities fraud (I never talked to XYZ) could be felayed for years, but for a possible car theft it would end once the car is recovered. Also require the purging of all data after a specific length of time. Again, with notifications. Also make abuse of that information automatic grounds to have your law enforcement credentials revoked, and requiring a ban of working in any job requiring access to private or sensitive data. That way a dirty cop cannot plea bargain his way out of it. The trans-Atlantic slave trade was destroyed in part by the British High Court making the dumping of slaves not insurable. This worked because the policy when being chased by anti-slave patrols was to dump all the slaves off and there's "no evidence." Now you were going to be bankrupt due to dumping your "cargo" at sea, or because you got caught.