> I can see some nuance to this one. Flock is intended to be searchable by law enforcement, not Joe Average.

I feel that's like saying there's "nuance" when the police choose to pull someone over because--unlike the other car--they didn't have a "I Donated To Cops" license plate.

Yes, it's technically a difference, but if it matters then the police are abusing their power to play favorites.

▲ dotancohen an hour ago | parent [-]

  > I feel that's like saying there's "nuance" when the police choose to pull someone over because--unlike the other car--they didn't have a "I Donated To Cops" license plate.

That's not unusual at all. Here is New York parking enforcement ticketing cars who are not participating in a specific activity, while disregarding other double-parked cars that are participating. He even explicitly states that the policy is to allow double parked cars, so long as the driver participates in the desired activity:

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/J7yJfhsuJls

	▲	LoganDark 40 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		We know it's not unusual. That's the whole issue here.