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Palantir just released a new surveillance system that fuses satellites, radars and every camera into one real-time tracker of people and movement We have to consider the possibility (probability?) that with Flock as the eyes, a system like this could be overlaid onto the US and

Hundreds of homes are receiving code enforcement warnings as AI cameras on trash trucks spy on and report houses to the city when the trucks drive by for trash pickup This comes on the heels of a nationwide debate on privacy issues related to Flock and other ALPR cameras

The city of Stockton misappropriated over $3 million in public funds to covertly purchase Flock cameras, mislabeling the project as an “animal shelter study” on the city agenda. ----- President of Stockton Democrats Together, David Sengthay, exposed that there was a transparency

I'm sorry to report that Alasdair Whitney of the Institute of Justice has taken a shameful position on Flock cameras, and at a critical moment. He argues that the cameras and network can stay up and collect all the data they collect today, as long as the government agrees that

Bill Burr on Mass Surveillance: "They have this level of surveillance on us, not because of what we're doing, but because of what they are about to do. And they know the reaction that's going to happen. They've never had an army big enough to stop a revolution, but if you

BREAKING: A Flock salesman tried to sell the city of Sheboygan 5 years' worth of data on traffic speeds and movement captured by the city's Flock cameras, which the city was never told about. This proves Flock controls and stores data without the city's knowledge and for periods

Local Florida news station asks residents to give police live access to their ring camera video feeds now that some Flock cameras have been removed

Former Pentagon AI chief warns Flock cameras are enabling a 'China-like surveillance state' in the US

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What a bold move for Seattle!
Finally, some regulation that makes sense!