@MrDrifter We never celebrated it and still don’t it’s a pagan celebration. My great grandmother born with blond hair and green eyes to Spanish parents never once mentioned anything about dia de los muertos to me nor any other grandparents I had
The Pro‑Flock crowd keeps saying “There’s no expectation of privacy on public roads.”
That’s only half true.
US v. Jones (2012) made clear that long‑term tracking of someone’s movements on public roads raises serious Fourth Amendment concerns.
Carpenter (2018) ruled that compiling an “all‑encompassing record” of a person’s movements goes beyond ordinary public exposure.
Sorry, @Flock_Safety… but public roads aren’t a blank check for your mass‑surveillance machine.