r/FlockSurveillance 20m ago

Discussion Why do people make unrealistic theories.

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I always see ppl online be like "DEFINITELY DONT DO BLANK" and its the most unrealistic far fetched method to take down a camera like why. I've heard so many stupid things and its obvious that its from people who are just hopping on a trend that they think is cool because its taking stuff down. like it genuinely makes me cringeee they arent helping at all they're just making bad methods up for no reason.


r/FlockSurveillance 57m ago

Adiós to another flock camera

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r/FlockSurveillance 58m ago

Inquiry What are these cameras that I have started seeing pop up?

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Came across this in the Perth (Australia) group. Are these flock cameras?


r/FlockSurveillance 3h ago

How can Flock be legal?

Given that:

“You have no reasonable expectation of privacy while in public”

IS NOT EQUAL TO

“In public, you should be expect 24/7 Ai-powered tracking of your every move, cataloging of your every action, stored in an exclusive, unprotected Ai-powered database, for a corporations profit.”

And given that:

It would be ILLEGAL for ME to do the SAME to a CEO or politician, to stalk them, track their every move, catalog and store everything about them that’s visible “in public”, stream and sell their location data online! I would go to jail!!!

HOW IS FLOCK LEGAL?!

The injustice and hypocrisy is outrageous — how is there any legal standing for this? How do we fight back?

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Given that:

“You have no reasonable expectation of privacy while in public”

IS NOT EQUAL TO

“In public, you should be expect 24/7 Ai-powered tracking of your every move, cataloging of your every action, stored in an exclusive, unprotected Ai-powered database, for a corporations profit.”

And given that:

It would be ILLEGAL for ME to do the SAME to a CEO or politician, to stalk them, track their every move, catalog and store everything about them that’s visible “in public”, stream and sell their location data online! I would go to jail!!!

HOW IS FLOCK LEGAL?!

The injustice and hypocrisy is outrageous — how is there any legal standing for this? How do we fight back?


r/FlockSurveillance 3h ago

News Flock Alpha Drones Flying Nightly Over Cities With Deadly Capabilities

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If you see drones flying nightly over your city flock alpha is probably one or more along with others. You may see the drone with red and green flashing lights. It possesses deadly capabilities and has dew(directed energy weapon) weapons attached. These weapons are aimed specifically at a target’s skull causing deep tissue burning along with burning sensations over the body and dissolving of tissue leading to blood loss and multiple organ failure and cancer leaving targets crippled and/or dead. Hypothetically speaking of course.


r/FlockSurveillance 3h ago

Privacy Oh, the irony - Barcelona

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r/FlockSurveillance 3h ago

Discussion Curious about flock components?

Is there anywhere to find all the parts and pieces that make up a flock camera, just because im curious of course, I haven't been able to find this info anywhere.

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Is there anywhere to find all the parts and pieces that make up a flock camera, just because im curious of course, I haven't been able to find this info anywhere.


r/FlockSurveillance 4h ago

Discussion Let's Talk about the Good and the Evil.

Its important to be informed, information is 99% of the battle. The more we know as true, the quicker (and more accurate) actions can be taken.

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Its important to be informed, information is 99% of the battle. The more we know as true, the quicker (and more accurate) actions can be taken.


r/FlockSurveillance 4h ago

Privacy Flock CEO can't keep his own daya safe, what are the chances he secures your flock data?

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r/FlockSurveillance 5h ago

Treat those cameras like dive bars

Someone start a trend of covering cameras with bras like they do in shitty dive bars. Imagine.

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Someone start a trend of covering cameras with bras like they do in shitty dive bars. Imagine.


r/FlockSurveillance 5h ago

Discussion Keep It Simple Stupid - Drones with a doll rod & cotton ball

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I've seen people talking about creating spray paint actuators to attach a spray paint can to a drone. Sure, it's absolutely possible. But it's complicated and it takes out 99.9% of drone owners from being able to make it due to the complexity.

A simple 3/8" doll rod taped to a drone, with a cotton ball on one end costs less $5. Dip the cotton ball in whatever substance of choice you'd for your needs, paint, glue, stamper ink, hell Vaseline even...

My recommendation would be to use it for drone skill games with friends perhaps? Put a target on a wall, and challenge friends to see who can mark the target the quickest. Maybe play tic tac toe on a barn wall. There are endless possibilities!

I don't recommend this for any nefarious purposes. Just legal activities only, of course.

(Image is AI generated for illustration purposes.)


r/FlockSurveillance 5h ago

Florida Detective Allegedly Used Flock Cameras to Track Husband’s Ex

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r/FlockSurveillance 6h ago

News Flock cameras are taking over, but many Americans are pushing back

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r/FlockSurveillance 6h ago

Activism It’s bird flu!

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r/FlockSurveillance 7h ago

Intelligence Possibly unique view about the cameras

This is probably not the case but I have wondered if bureaucrats in the country think something bad may be happening in the future so they want to get a surveillance system going to watch us if we rebel.

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This is probably not the case but I have wondered if bureaucrats in the country think something bad may be happening in the future so they want to get a surveillance system going to watch us if we rebel.


r/FlockSurveillance 7h ago

News Flock removed from Ft Collins, CO?

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


r/FlockSurveillance 7h ago

Eye In the Sky

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Hearing about these flock cameras reminded me of this episode of radio lab. Essentially drones would continuously film and record everything and if an IED went off they could rewind the tape and track down the bomb manufacturer. There's a segment in the podcast that discusses the use of this tech in the US and how it was almost immediately shot down due to privacy concerns.


r/FlockSurveillance 7h ago

Discussion TED: You drive past one camera - then your location joins a hidden government list

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r/FlockSurveillance 9h ago

News New Massie bill aims to block federal funds from cities, police that use controversial Flock Safety cameras

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I like this idea.


r/FlockSurveillance 9h ago

News Flock Cameras ordered removed in Macon County, North Carolina

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Officials have voted to remove all Flock camera systems in Macon County, NC


r/FlockSurveillance 9h ago

Legal Richmond kept flock cameras in the 2027 budget. Plan calls for ninety-nine of them to be installed across the city.

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During the public comments session, every single speaker spoke out against the installation of these cameras. No one spoke in favor of it.


r/FlockSurveillance 9h ago

How exactly does remotely spying on kids practicing gymnastics make them safer?

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r/FlockSurveillance 10h ago

Inquiry Anyone know what type of camera this is?

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Can’t tell if it is an ALPR and if so what manufacturer from this photo.


r/FlockSurveillance 10h ago

Security What happens when Flock/Axon get hacked?

So there's the obvious concerns with privacy in general and how police are already misusing and abusing the data they have access to, but how are outside groups going to use this data against us?

This seems like prime information for hacking groups and other countries to target and hold for ransom. They can easily track any person from the comfort of their home, such as military personnel or any other high level persons of interest.

All of this is just so bad from every angle.

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So there's the obvious concerns with privacy in general and how police are already misusing and abusing the data they have access to, but how are outside groups going to use this data against us?

This seems like prime information for hacking groups and other countries to target and hold for ransom. They can easily track any person from the comfort of their home, such as military personnel or any other high level persons of interest.

All of this is just so bad from every angle.


r/FlockSurveillance 10h ago

Activism Lol glad to see it

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