If you're writing a story about police abusing Flock access to stalk current/former/potential partners, I'm begging you to please follow up on the consequences these cops face for getting caught, because a lot of the time it's barely more than a slap on the wrist.
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@evacide it's usually way less.
@evacide I discussed this recently. I’ve heard stories when a celebrity is admitted to hospital, they’ve fired staff viewed the records without legitimate reason.
At a prior job, I had elevated account access that required typing a reason at login. My manager had to review the command log vs the stated reason for approval.
For police departments, do they track to the individual officer who queries what, and do they have a policy that does at least a random audit for legitimacy?
