****OFFICIAL FLOCK CAMERA THREAD****

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Axon Is Being Asked to Disguise Its Cameras, After Flock Backlash

ALPR camera vandalism in 36 states is pushing Axon to redesign hardware to blend in — raising questions about surveillance, not just optics.

www.gadgetreview.com

 

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Grady seems to be getting more and more impressed by his internet fame.

 

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Corporate democrats = republicans pretending to be democrats

 

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I guess all those crazy people of my youth were on to something. Can a chip for each person be too far away?

 

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College kid gets a brand new car and Flock hits her twice in two days over a temporary tag the databases haven’t even updated yet.

Cops still write the ticket. Family still has to go to court to prove they have insurance.

We’re building a real-time surveillance grid on top of broken 1990s data. This is exactly why Flock needs to come down.

 

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We need a lot less police, and a lot less "police technology" in this country


Flock camera installer calls police: 'I'm getting followed'

 

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We Made a Flock-Proof Car

 

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Cops are now using financial data and traffic patterns captured by Flock cameras to pull people over for being "suspicious."

Full story: https://404media.co/a-secretive-dhs-predictive-policing-unit-is-analyzing-americans-financial-habits-and-pulling-them-over/

This is the beginning of "pre-crime" or "predictive" policing, where police pull over people they think have committed a crime without having any evidence that they have done so.

This police stop in this video was based in part on “information contained within law enforcement-sensitive systems suggesting financial activity patterns commonly associated with illicit narcotics activity.”

 

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Cops are now using financial data and traffic patterns captured by Flock cameras to pull people over for being "suspicious."

Full story: https://404media.co/a-secretive-dhs-predictive-policing-unit-is-analyzing-americans-financial-habits-and-pulling-them-over/

This is the beginning of "pre-crime" or "predictive" policing, where police pull over people they think have committed a crime without having any evidence that they have done so.

This police stop in this video was based in part on “information contained within law enforcement-sensitive systems suggesting financial activity patterns commonly associated with illicit narcotics activity.”

Add Minority Report to prophetic movies (books.)

 

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Do they still not understand that Americans HATE Flock?

If we're not tearing these cameras down, we're cheering on the people who do.

The fact that we are silent and won't help the police investigate the destruction of these cameras should tell the police and government officials all they need to know.

Thankfully, many are responding to the feedback and removing Flock cameras, but many more keep them up.

Flock hasn't only been identifying the bad cops; it's also been identifying the bad politicians.

 

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At least 20 Virginia localities have pulled away from Flock Safety devices since July, with this week’s sweep of camera pauses and canceled contracts

On Thursday alone, four localities in Central Virginia and the New River Valley announced that they would stop using the surveillance technology.

cardinalnews.org

Also, martinsville.

 

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So my daughter went to a public 'town hall' last night in Cobb County, GA. She said it was the first time she'd ever seen a blue-haired lady and a middle-aged guy who introduced himself as a historically pro law enforcement guy simultaneously screaming at the same person. Throughout the meeting, the Flock representative told people he didn't have the answer to their question but to see him afterwards for his card and to send him an email with the question. At the end of the meeting, the guy apparently went running to his car like a rat with police security, without staying to hand out his cards. At the meeting, they confirmed that not only are the physical cameras easily hacked per above, but also that (consistent with per above) that while the contracting locality can indeed put security limits on its own employees' use of the cameras, there are literally no limits on other jurisdiction persons querying the system.