Here, was this or something similar not in a bat man movie??
Jhewitt1111 on
D I S T R A C T I O N.
hmr0987 on
If only these commercials came out 15-20 years ago. These tech companies are run by lizard people who honestly believe their lack of any semblance of privacy or humanity is a feature to their products.
Amazon has a new commercial where they reframe the fact that their delivery drivers are so overworked that their shift extends well into the night as a call to action for the person receiving the package. How about instead of asking me to leave my porch light on you hire more fucking drivers so Shara can be home in time for dinner.
rnilf on
> “I believe that the foundation we created with Search Party, first for finding dogs, will end up becoming one of the most important pieces of tech and innovation to truly unlock the impact of our mission.”
> Siminoff continues, “You can now see a future where we are able to zero out crime in neighborhoods. So many things to do to get there but for the first time ever we have the chance to fully complete what we started.”
A doorbell camera company’s mission is to „zero out crime“?
Hate when tech bros talk like this, it usually involves wide brush strokes to achieve their mission.
„Yeah, we’ll zero out crime by discriminating against a bunch of innocent people along the way!“
Do we need a leaked email? We all saw what they could do (activate all cameras in an area on a whim) during the Super Bowl commercial
IcestormsEd on
These companies wanna monetize each aspect of people’s lives while lying their asses off. Now if you could please verify/ provide your biometrics, they can wrap this product up nicely.
Fair-Hair2080 on
Sure, they’re altruistic. The number one thing that we learned from this period in time is that all these Tech guys cannot be trusted. They’re on a mission to erase privacy and they LIE about their intentions whenever confronted.
hammond_egger on
FYI, if you contact Amazon, tell them you want to return your RING equipment and use some phrases like betrayal of public trust, in violation of terms of service, you don’t consent to your RING footage being sold to govt agencies, etc etc, they will refund you for your equipment. I got a full refund on a RING floodlight cam I’ve had since 2022 and recently decided to take it down and replace it with another brand and also a RING doorbell that’s been in the box since 2019 that I never got around to installing. YMMV.
Arbiter51x on
I think society has to decide if they want to live in a surveillance state, or accept the fact we are already 75% of the way there.
I fear the horse has left the stable on this one..
extra_croutons on
I’m getting really strong walk around with black paint marker vibes
Tofurkey_Tom on
We live in a sad age where all the main news agencies are censored or too scared to report facts that we resort to fact checking and posting tabloid news instead.
InfernalPotato500 on
> Search Party was introduced “first for finding dogs,” but that it could be used to “zero out crime in neighborhoods.”
You don’t say. Who could have seen this coming?
Maui_Wowie_ on
Surely this does not get abused by some creeps. Im telling ya, we are the freaking goldfish that slowly gets boiled to death
BourbonRick01 on
Everyone should remove their ring doorbell camera immediately and cancel any subscription!
tragicmike on
For these reasons, Im out
Gamer_Grease on
The cost of “safety” is that we will all live in a cage, so that no one can ever hurt us.
TheGrinningSkull on
It’ll be Psychopass next
Y0___0Y on
Amazon is going to find people who critisize the government for their beloved Donald Trump…
Talentagentfriend on
If you can’t stop people from using Ring, at least convince them to disable it when they’re home.
drockalexander on
The problem here is the company’s mission: to zero out crime in communities… this is a flawed mission because crime is a part of our society. We have crime because we have sufficient resources but mass inequality. There will always be crime in a world built by capitalism. The company’s mission might as well just be mass surveillance. It’s more realistic.
Necessary-Camp149 on
Where are the maps that show me all the ring cameras in my neighborhood?
Patrick977 on
The least surprising revelation possible.
baronvonredd on
So like, it’s named after The One Ring, right? Like Palantir, like Mithril Capital, like fuckiny Sauron AI (real company).
I wonder if Tolkien would be tickled by all of this.
NotAnotherBlingBlop on
This is literally the movie Eagle Eye
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Here, was this or something similar not in a bat man movie??
D I S T R A C T I O N.
If only these commercials came out 15-20 years ago. These tech companies are run by lizard people who honestly believe their lack of any semblance of privacy or humanity is a feature to their products.
Amazon has a new commercial where they reframe the fact that their delivery drivers are so overworked that their shift extends well into the night as a call to action for the person receiving the package. How about instead of asking me to leave my porch light on you hire more fucking drivers so Shara can be home in time for dinner.
> “I believe that the foundation we created with Search Party, first for finding dogs, will end up becoming one of the most important pieces of tech and innovation to truly unlock the impact of our mission.”
> Siminoff continues, “You can now see a future where we are able to zero out crime in neighborhoods. So many things to do to get there but for the first time ever we have the chance to fully complete what we started.”
A doorbell camera company’s mission is to „zero out crime“?
Hate when tech bros talk like this, it usually involves wide brush strokes to achieve their mission.
„Yeah, we’ll zero out crime by discriminating against a bunch of innocent people along the way!“
Paywalled article references [404 Media report ](https://www.404media.co/leaked-email-suggests-ring-plans-to-expand-search-party-surveillance-beyond-dogs/)
Do we need a leaked email? We all saw what they could do (activate all cameras in an area on a whim) during the Super Bowl commercial
These companies wanna monetize each aspect of people’s lives while lying their asses off. Now if you could please verify/ provide your biometrics, they can wrap this product up nicely.
Sure, they’re altruistic. The number one thing that we learned from this period in time is that all these Tech guys cannot be trusted. They’re on a mission to erase privacy and they LIE about their intentions whenever confronted.
FYI, if you contact Amazon, tell them you want to return your RING equipment and use some phrases like betrayal of public trust, in violation of terms of service, you don’t consent to your RING footage being sold to govt agencies, etc etc, they will refund you for your equipment. I got a full refund on a RING floodlight cam I’ve had since 2022 and recently decided to take it down and replace it with another brand and also a RING doorbell that’s been in the box since 2019 that I never got around to installing. YMMV.
I think society has to decide if they want to live in a surveillance state, or accept the fact we are already 75% of the way there.
I fear the horse has left the stable on this one..
I’m getting really strong walk around with black paint marker vibes
We live in a sad age where all the main news agencies are censored or too scared to report facts that we resort to fact checking and posting tabloid news instead.
> Search Party was introduced “first for finding dogs,” but that it could be used to “zero out crime in neighborhoods.”
You don’t say. Who could have seen this coming?
Surely this does not get abused by some creeps. Im telling ya, we are the freaking goldfish that slowly gets boiled to death
Everyone should remove their ring doorbell camera immediately and cancel any subscription!
For these reasons, Im out
The cost of “safety” is that we will all live in a cage, so that no one can ever hurt us.
It’ll be Psychopass next
Amazon is going to find people who critisize the government for their beloved Donald Trump…
If you can’t stop people from using Ring, at least convince them to disable it when they’re home.
The problem here is the company’s mission: to zero out crime in communities… this is a flawed mission because crime is a part of our society. We have crime because we have sufficient resources but mass inequality. There will always be crime in a world built by capitalism. The company’s mission might as well just be mass surveillance. It’s more realistic.
Where are the maps that show me all the ring cameras in my neighborhood?
The least surprising revelation possible.
So like, it’s named after The One Ring, right? Like Palantir, like Mithril Capital, like fuckiny Sauron AI (real company).
I wonder if Tolkien would be tickled by all of this.
This is literally the movie Eagle Eye