XPS 16 Creator Edition Laptop(dell.com)
16 points by mudil | 35 comments
Dell's product page for the XPS 16 Creator Edition laptop, which returned an Akamai Access Denied error instead of loading.
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Casio Watches of the 1980s(casio.com)
206 points by karagenit | 110 comments
Casio's 50th anniversary heritage page on its 1980s watches; the capture shows an Akamai Access Denied error instead of the content.
Tesla Roadster(tesla.com)
1578 points by shekhar101 | 2862 comments
Tesla's product page for the Roadster electric sports car; the capture shows an Akamai Access Denied error instead of the page.
Police officer investigated for using AI to 'create evidence' in multiple cases(news.sky.com)
335 points by austinallegro | 164 comments
Sky News story about a Derbyshire police officer investigated for allegedly using AI to create evidence in multiple cases; the page returned Access Denied.
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The Intercept article reporting that Flock Safety wants a detailed public map of its surveillance camera network taken offline.
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404 Media article reporting that Flock's AI-powered surveillance cameras were exposed to the internet, letting reporters track themselves through the feeds.
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389 points by rolph | 284 comments
State of Surveillance news article reporting that Americans in several states are destroying Flock surveillance cameras amid backlash over the network's ties to ICE.
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New Yorker essay examining Flock, the company with 130,000 surveillance cameras across U.S. streets, and its framing of privacy as a trade-off for safety.
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539 points by throw7 | 293 comments
Straight Arrow News article reporting that an Ohio grand jury declined to indict a man charged with destroying a Flock surveillance camera.
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527 points by jhonovich | 237 comments
IPVM public report arguing that cases of police chiefs using Flock license plate reader data to stalk women show warrants should be required.