****OFFICIAL FLOCK CAMERA THREAD****
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I hate how we are in this period where it is an acceptable excuse that AI screwed up. Whether it be misidentifying this guys plates or bombing a girls school.
Flock getting some push back. Hopefully it’s just the beginning
Its over for freedom. The technocrats have more money than God and will force us into their service.
Which is why, with a a soon-to-be-exploding prison population, it's now more important than ever to get back to the progressive essentials of fighting for men in women's gulags and giving illegal immigrants free healthcare and housing.
A Police Officer Turned Whistleblower Exposed Flock Camera Network. The Data Backs the Claim.
Flock Safety's ALPR network logs your plate, tracks your movements, and shares data with federal agencies - here's what 5,000+ police contracts actually include.
Dude's major complaint is there is no easy way to dispute the ticket. He went to the Pensacola Police Department and they referred him to a private company website. He would have to download multiple forms, fill them out, get them notarized, and mail them to the company. Part of the requirement is providing personal information about the person actually driving his car. There is no process for going to court to dispute the ticket. Failure to pay the ticket could result in his license being suspended and/or inability to get his license plate and drivers license renewed.
Surveillance state in full force.
www.eff.org
She Got an Abortion. So A Texas Cop Used 83,000 Cameras to Track Her Down
We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: Lawmakers who support reproductive rights must recognize that abortion access and mass surveillance are incompatible. The systems built to track stolen cars and issue parking tickets have become tools to enforce the most personal and politically...
Flock Cameras Keep Getting Smashed, So Now They're Hiding Inside Speed Signs
Flock Safety ALPR cameras are now hidden inside roadside speed signs, logging your plate and location across a network of 80,000+ cameras nationwide.
www.gadgetreview.com
so who pays for these systems? States are constantly complaining about the lack of federal funds..are the feds providing grants, is the theory that these things will "pay for themselves" via fines, or are they cutting money from other services?