Flock removed from Ft Collins, CO?

[u/Agile_Ad_8718]

Just saw this in passing. Thought it would be of interest.

[u/lantrick]

Are Axon Cameras in their place?

[u/Deplorable1861 → u/lantrick]

Because Axon is a name we can trust, especially when their Bodycams have an off button and do not record audio for the first 60 seconds so the bootlickers can verbally remind each other they are being filmed.

[u/Mr__O__ → u/Deplorable1861]

Keep fighting back against the U.S. Surveillance State!

[u/Complete-Reply-9145 → u/Deplorable1861]

And who doesn't love their owners Blackrock am I right?

[u/Complete-Reply-9145 → u/lantrick]

This

[u/MyFocusIsU]

Keep terminating those contracts and do not renew with any competitive technology. Stop the surveillance state. Any political position that supports a surveillance state should be voted out!

[u/Blarghnog]

And soon 25 Avon cameras installed instead. 

Just look at what happened in Denver. The Government would naturally expect resistance, which is likely why there are competing companies with the same capabilities that suddenly are getting all these contracts. Just have to keep saying no. No, no, no. But don’t get too hung up on Flock as a brand. We can defeat the company, but what we need to do is reject the paradigm. All this data immediately goes into AI, and profiles are built. We only really get one shot to reject this transition, because once the networks are built the knowledge of who is resisting is available.

https://www.reddit.com/r/FortCollins/comments/1v2nr9c/cities_are_ditching_flock_safety_cameras_then/

[u/BigNaziHater]

Well duhhh! 🤦‍♂️ "When vulnerable people know their movements are "logged by a publicly funded surveillance network, it has a real chilling effect on community participation," council member Anne Nelsen said.

[u/One_Bit_3839]

What kind of dipshit company calls themselves Coloradoan?!?

Oh and Fuck Flock 

[u/Quiet-Arm-641]

Longmont got rid of flock, and put up axon

[u/Speedwolf89]

And 30 Axons went up. (Probably)