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I have a map and can easily do a route to my most common destinations without flock cameras. Actually about the same distance.

I dont like them either. Neighbors were going to use a pool pole to put a trash bag over one nearby I haven’t been down that street to see if anyone did it

CPJ 2.0 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 21, 2026 2:13 am

Japhy wrote: ↑Tue Jul 21, 2026 2:02 am Flock is a tiny part of the coming surveillance state. Have to ask if ai companies are spending $trillions on multiple 100+ acre data centers for applications that can operate on an average desktop. Phones and cars spew all kinds of realtime data that is combined and sold. Same with credit and debit cards.
A partial remedy leave the phone at home, drive a 10+ year old vehicle, pay cash, and dont drive through flock cameras

Don’t drive through flock cameras? So…..just stay inside?

Coming soon to an employer near you. Alarm company my middle stepson works for just put an AI dashcam in his work truck. It tracks location, speed, how long your lunch is, if you smoke or vape, if you drink or eat while moving, how long you look away from the road, and how long your eyes are closed.

He won't drive it home anymore. Now they are going to lose time for him to drive from the office since his house is closer to most customers.

jbp-ohio wrote: ↑Tue Jul 21, 2026 9:06 am

CPJ 2.0 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 21, 2026 2:13 am

Japhy wrote: ↑Tue Jul 21, 2026 2:02 am Flock is a tiny part of the coming surveillance state. Have to ask if ai companies are spending $trillions on multiple 100+ acre data centers for applications that can operate on an average desktop. Phones and cars spew all kinds of realtime data that is combined and sold. Same with credit and debit cards.
A partial remedy leave the phone at home, drive a 10+ year old vehicle, pay cash, and dont drive through flock cameras

Don’t drive through flock cameras? So…..just stay inside?

Coming soon to an employer near you. Alarm company my middle stepson works for just put an AI dashcam in his work truck. It tracks location, speed, how long your lunch is, if you smoke or vape, if you drink or eat while moving, how long you look away from the road, and how long your eyes are closed.

He won't drive it home anymore. Now they are going to lose time for him to drive from the office since his house is closer to most customers.

It’s coming to us also. When is the question. It’s already been piloted

Japhy wrote: ↑Tue Jul 21, 2026 3:54 am I have a map and can easily do a route to my most common destinations without flock cameras. Actually about the same distance.

I dont like them either. Neighbors were going to use a pool pole to put a trash bag over one nearby I haven’t been down that street to see if anyone did it

You have a flight plan for the drones?

Hey! Don't forget about the new way "they" are going to figure your "road tax".

It's a ways out but States like WA (Seattle) realized that their zest for electric vehicles resulted in a lot of vehicles on the road that don't pay any tax at the pump. They have literally (I know the definition) been experimenting, with volunteer citizens, on schemes where they read your odometer during your annual registration visit. You pay for the miles you drove.

There is also a gadget they may require you to put in your vehicle so they can keep track of how many miles you drove and bill you that way. Of course the gadget lets them know where you've been and where you are.

What do we do about electric vehicles that tear up our roads and don't pay any tax at the pump?

Sometimes I'm glad I only have a few years left. . .

I have heard of these taxes before but they hit business and the working poor the hardest. You have to have money to live in close proximity to a city if you work there. The cheapest housing is out of the berbs.

One major issue I have with Flock, is the CEO is a slimy P O S.


And if you want some good info on Flock, Ben Jordan’s videos are good.
Here’s just a short.

https://youtube.com/shorts/5aBqgdonnXs? ... xqxBuGYO1b

A good test would be for someone to look DEAD SQUARE at a flick camera, then cut it down.

See if they get arrested due to video evidence.

But they couldn’t, cause they don’t capture faces, right?

I don’t believe the Colorado Killdozer had a clue license plate properly installed. So there would be nothing for Flock to see

You certainly can't avoid all of it, but you can some. At least I don't have my car spying on me, nor my computer, nor my phone. But remember: This is all just WONDERFUL, if you don't believe me, just ask one of the MANY apologists!

Orwells 1984 was suppose to be a work of fiction rather than an “how to” manual.

Scary thing is once your car/plate/other identifiable characteristics are queried from a single camera Flock brings up ALL of the cameras passed in their entire system (see map) with date/ time/ direction for possibly up to the previous 30 days.

Not only state / local governments can have Flock installed but private businesses, HOAs, schools, parks, parking lots, its endless.

Soon they will have facial recognition to cover walking routes

Japhy wrote: ↑Wed Jul 29, 2026 12:55 am Soon they will have facial recognition to cover walking routes

Just saw a video today of one on a walking trail.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbHGBqUT ... JhNTJqaWF5

They will be just like the ones in England. Face, ear shape, walk/gait, etc

My new hiking hat

Town up the road is looking at how to cancel their flock contract. The people spoke up to the city. The police chief and others are pissed off because flock updated its terms of service in an unfavorable way. Which to be fair isn’t limited to flock, all cloud based subscription services loooove to do that.