Private corporations shouldn't set or interpret the law. They can sell technology but that's up to the jurisdiction to set policies. What a dystopian vision you have where corporate ceos start telling police what's legal and illegal
Is it dystopian if a company doesn’t sell fentanyl to a police precinct because it’s up to the police to decide and the company should just give them whatever they ask for?
edit: lol at your response that’s flagged before I could reply. No consistency in morals, just sweeping for destruction of the rule of law.
In a paraphrase of your own words, it’s just some criticism bro.
But to you, "it's not up to them to know the law".
"Sorry, Officer, I'm reselling my prescription medications, but only because it's not up to me to interpret the law that says I can't."
Dystopian visions are what Flock is selling, in as many words: "A world where there is no crime, thanks to Flock." Garrett: "A false positive is a better result, because a false negative doesn't contribute to our mission." Meanwhile you're worried that your libertarian fever dream is being pissed on by expecting corporations not to break the laws that they acknowledge they know.