Police searched Twin Cities Flock cameras during ICE surge

techteach00 a day ago | parent | next [-]

I can't tell if the Flock hysteria is a red herring. I feel like it's a distraction.

There are camera lights all over NYC watching me. Everyone has a Ring camera, don't they sell data to 3rd parties? My cars connected services sells my data to law enforcement, insurance etc.

Edit- I also saw Tucker Carlson do a podcast against Flock. But this guy is in bed with Palantir. Isn't Palantir spying on us also? I'm so confused.

This feels like lets sacrifice Flock so the peasants think we did something about privacy and surveillance even though it's barely a drop in the bucket.

	▲	tencentshill a day ago \| parent \| next [-]
		There are many other vendors. Do you know who the CEOs of Axon or Verkada are? Neither do I. They don't seem to comment on every issue.
	▲	totallygeeky 21 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		The assumption that people's problems with Flock don't extend elsewhere is misguided. There's no reason to assume that people are totally okay with Ring and Palantir especially, just that Flock is the most galling of the recent trends towards surveillance that people have been able to very publicly demonstrate the issues of. People can't fight all battles at once. To fix a trend, things have to start somewhere.

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smalltorch a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

We are technically searched the very moment you pass one.

And I don't mean in way of an operator querying a database, I mean automated searching. Which somehow can completely bypass 4a protections.

The very existence of a hotlist means the system must search me for a match each time. This is unreasonable and obnoxious and makes me not enjoy driving anymore.

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bradleyankrom a day ago | parent | prev [-]

Original title: "Police searched Twin Cities license plate cameras for immigration enforcement during ICE surge"