Flock CEO blurs his own house on Google Maps while saying you don't deserve privacy
moonsandhues · x · 2026-09-03
Flock CEO Garrett Langley is being called out for a stark double standard: he argues citizens don't deserve a right to privacy, yet he opted to blur his own house on Google Maps. Critics note that his failure to anticipate internet backlash shows how little he understands the world he's operating in.
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