Flock cameras. And what is its purpose? To film just everything? Alleged purpose that the government's installing them for is license plate reading. So it's really to just track people. I'm telling you right now, do you remember when OnStar came out? That was one of the genius things where I realized it has nothing to do with your safety, whatever.
A fashion designer is feeding Flock cameras junk data using clothes covered in fake plates. The t-shirt displays various license plate numbers such as 506-CVC, 293623, 9Y77946, MJZ-52X, 8-06234, 833-SRN, 497-EEM, MPT-211G, OWC 662, GNP 3270. The accompanying interface shows recognized license plates like MJZ52X from Florida, 8D6234 from Nevada, and
I'm gonna say something that folks don't want to think about. You all are getting way too comfortable being watched. Cameras on every corner. Phones tracking every move. And now these Flock cameras reading license plates. Tracking where you've been, where you're going. People just shrug and say, 'Well, if you ain't doing nothing wrong.' That ain't
Tim Burchett @timburchett X.com Call your Congressman. Ian Jaeger @IanJaeger29 · 3d Republican Rep. Tim Burchett's bill to ban Flock Cameras across the country is starting to gain support. Hopefully this passes. 4:27 PM · 8/12/26 · 478K Views
What a coincidence that the massive expansion of both data centers and government surveillance cameras are happening simultaneously. Imagine if police had the Flock cameras when states were locked down in 2020. Imagine how they would be used to track people and punish them for doing things like going to church or going to the beach. This is not a l
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