WOW!
I just got a take down request for the post I made with the screenshot of the house of the CEO of Flock :amaze:
Flock tries to take down my post exposing their CEOs house LOL
*THIS IS FOR MASTODON
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WOW!
I just got a take down request for the post I made with the screenshot of the house of the CEO of Flock :amaze:
Flock tries to take down my post exposing their CEOs house LOL
*THIS IS FOR MASTODON
@stux His address is actually part of a public document in the state of Georgia: https://ecorp.sos.ga.gov/BusinessSearch
Search for "Flock Group LLC", then click the name, Filing History, and then the link to the oldest document which is Business Formation. His address is in that document.
@stux
"Sir, this is a Wendy's (Mastodon instance)"
Better, take down Flock. It should be a contest.
@stux File under “you can’t make it up”
@stux Huh. Wonder if the CEO's license plate can be seen in any public venue. Imagine a site like FlightAware tracking the location of a CEO's car — or like ElonJet on mastodon.social.
Kind of like ALPRs track our cars.
While i'm at it
It's not for Facebook but for Mastodon posts, maybe they don't kow the difference
@stux How stupid. All this does is confirm that is the correct address after a half a dozen addresses were posted by people. lol.
@stux
Reply:
I am Compliant with Facebooks terms of use.
Now fuck off.
@stux " i have removed any facebook posts. thank you "
@stux Isn't "Flock Safety" a business ?
How does a business have a "home address" ?
Now if they name a person then that's different as a person can have a home address, but businesses have premises
I don't think a lawyer was consulted when the take down missive was written
@stux what the take down says? your image desc isn't descriptive lol
Description:
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These posts publicly share the residential street address of our client Flock Safety’s home address. Posting someone’s home address without their consent can expose them to unwanted contact, harassment, or safety risks. These posts are in violation of Facebook’s privacy and personal-information policies and we kindly request that you immediately remove these reported posts/accounts.
@stux thanks. and sorry that I asked, I could had send the image to AI but I knew you hated AI so I didn't hahahahahahahahahahaha
btw I need to talk to you about AI. and that's not all evil
Oh so NOW the people at Flock are concerned about "unwarranted contact, harassment, or safety risks"?
@stux wait, you can copyright or trademark your home address? I’m going to make so much in royalties from junk mail companies!
@stux I'll report you to Facebook
@stux doing a dig on doppel.com. They're an AI "security" company. They now nothing
@senchawizard No but the problem is is gonna defend it against Hetzner, and technically it could be doxxing
Not that I regret it or anything
@stux i'm no legal expert, but i remember in a supreme court ruling anything obtainable from the public commons was fair game. this came on the heels of the cops being able to rummage for drugs in the trash. that's the justification meta uses for meta glasses, too. this was from the public commons? uh oh!
@stux good thing you follow ... <checks post> Facebook's terms of service?
@stux guess he doesn't like people invading his privacy. Oh wait...
@stux funny how his stance on privacy suddenly changes when it’s about him.
That guy really deserves a punch in his face
Over and over
@stux unwanted harassment is the businessmodel of META and facebook. Only if...
@stux And they have not figured out that you are you (as in poster and admin). 😆 And they don't know the story of Streisand 😆