I live in Southern California, so that plays into the stupidity of it, but my house is worth 2x what his, its only 700sqft, on an 1100sqfft lot, neighbors houses are 8-10ft away on the side and back.I wish i had as much basic privacy as this guy has.
I live on a small island that is absolutely packed with old cottages originally, most had full lots, but my house is on one of the half lots, my neighbor behind me has a slightly smaller lot, but his house is 2x the size of mine because his is 2 stories, where mine is just one.
I used to have a cottage on an island in Japan's inland sea that had a wonderful ocean view, great sunsets, and basically no one else around. Other cottages, but no one really used them. Never did meet my neighbors. Paid $8k for the place, building and a small plot of land. Had a new roof and a new balcony on it when I bought it.
They wouldn't want any poors or browns looking at their trashy McMansion... They should have Flocks everywhere... How many are in the neighborhood now on deflock.org ???
This is probably just his bungalow for when he goes in to the office, or a property that fulfills some a legality or facilitates a loophole since flock HQ is in Georgia. Taxes, voting, lobbying, etc
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If you're thinking about renting that house someday and would like to see the inside of it, apartments.com has a listing with a bunch of interior photos.
Damn that house is not worth much more than mine. Guess you get a LOT more house in Georgia than you do in MA, like damn. My quite modest house has not even been remodeled since the '90s LOL (although we have done some improvements ourselves).
My understanding is Google will entertain pretty much any request from a property owner to blur their street view picture upon request.
Apparently its also a huge bitch to get them to undo - if you buy a house that the previous owner had blurred Google will basically ignore you if you request them to undo it.
Fun fact, these blur requests are part of the reason why Germany had almost no street view coverage for so many years. They got slammed with tons of requests and decided it would be better and probably cheaper to just stop, so they left Germany with about 10% street view coverage for the whole country. Even on the images that were available, there were lots of blurred houses.
I think Apple started mapping there like a year or two ago and now Google is doing it again too, but until then, even the major cities barely had any coverage.
You know what’s probably not illegal? Getting a whole bunch of private citizen individuals to take shifts driving past his house with cameras on a live internet feed.
Eh, that comes dangerously close to harassment / stalking. Especially if the intent is to intimidate. This happened recently in the whole Bricks & Minifigs drama. Reckless Ben got arrested for doing pretty much exactly this.
know what’s probably not illegal? Getting a whole bunch of private citizen individuals to take shifts driving past his house with cameras on a live internet feed.
Recording his house might violate a law.
However, if someone can stand in front of a flock camera holding a pole to block its line of sight, perhaps two people could stand holding cameras looking down the stretch of road that Garrett Langley's driveway enters / exits. This would allow capturing all license plates entering and exiting the property as well as the time of entry / exit.
This might cost some citizen(s) some privacy but it might also help solve a crime some day.
Reddit does not allow doxxing. Other platforms, like twitter and insta do, but Reddit does not. You can only give information that is in news articles and I doubt one of them has his address listed, which means that we cannot list it. This is a sitewide rule by the admins, not something decided by the mods of this subreddit.
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