One city found that Flock was incorrect 71% of the times it identified felonies. But they did claim they installed the flock cameras using non-standard methods to avoid certain privacy concerns.
Flock likes to claim a 99+% accuracy under 'ideal' concerns.
You're putting them in a bind. They probably can't give you the removal or details you want, so you're effectively telling them they can't legally use their translator. What else do you expect them to do but ghost you?
FWIW half of my workplace runs on Chromebooks that have 8GB of RAM. There are a few things that are a bit average - mostly websites with ludicrously overcomplicated frontends (including the one we build!!) but pretty much everything works more or less perfectly.
We have a few models that are 16GB (i7s - the 8GBs are i5s) and they are WAY better. But I've been really impressed with how far we've been able to get with the 8GB Chromebooks (most of which we bought for AUD$700).
On the serious side, at somepoint making things thinner just makes them weaker, with not real benefit to the user.
The rate at which a disease spreads through a corn field is a precise measurement of the speed of blight.
