Flock takes their privacy very seriously when profiting off of the exploitation of yours. But that ethical gray area in surveillance technology works both ways.
Also the chances of any kind of meaningful change happening from just one person rocking the boat is very small compared to if there was mass organizing, which is very difficult in the US due to a multitude of reasons, such as a car-centric culture, billionaires successfully propagandizing the public into blaming each other rather than the elite, global mass surveillance, active sabotage of any even remotely anti-capitalist organizational efforts, etc.
I would love to rock the boat, but the boat is 20 hours away by car and my car is 15 years old… Also drones are expensive and so is gas.
Also the chances of any kind of meaningful change happening from just one person rocking the boat is very small compared to if there was mass organizing, which is very difficult in the US due to a multitude of reasons, such as a car-centric culture, billionaires successfully propagandizing the public into blaming each other rather than the elite, global mass surveillance, active sabotage of any even remotely anti-capitalist organizational efforts, etc.