🚨 Flock attempted to enlist Uber drivers in a large‑scale ALPR network
Flock pitched a partnership using Nexar’s dashcam to continuously scan plates, effectively turning 350,000 rideshare and delivery vehicles into ALPR readers.
What could go wrong?
🚨 FLOCK ERROR = GUNS DRAWN
Police shut down I-94, boxed in a silver SUV, and held two people at gun point after Flock cameras flagged the car as “connected to a homicide.”
Except it wasn’t.
The alert was outdated.
Authorities forgot to remove it.
Trust the algorithm.™
🚨BREAKING🚨
The Congressman responsible for the $0 NFA tax, @Rep_Clyde, calls on @DAGToddBlanche to stop fighting GOA:
“I urge the DOJ to NOT appeal this historic decision and to immediately apply the ruling to all Americans nationwide.”
"The Lancaster Police Department is going to start using the drone flock cameras in starting in September."
Wait until they tell you they can park a drone 400ft over your house and there is nothing you can do about it.
https://t.co/XqXrZQugAw
#Flock#DeFlock#Axon
🚨 A bipartisan bill just introduced would build an age check into the operating system of every phone and computer sold in the U.S.
The Digital Age Assurance Act of 2026, (S. 5090) makes California's age-signaling law the national standard.
Digital IDs don't build themselves.
🚨 Knowledge is Power 🧠💪
➡️Go to https://t.co/5hzFZMUAvW
➡️Identify local surveillance tech
➡️File FOIA/PRA requests
➡️Demand audits & transparency
➡️Track contract renewals
➡️Build a local coalition
➡️Show up to city council
➡️Hold officials accountable
➡️Repeat in next town
⚠️ In yet another example of ALPR mission creep...
First they told you it was for stolen cars.
Now they're using license plate readers to verify where families live so their kids can attend school.
This is how surveillance always expands:
One "justified" use at a time.
This is horrifying
Snapchat AI is scanning through messages and things you post, even to your private stories with limited people
The AI can flag that content and then send it to the FBI. This is real and it’s already happened
“Everything you do, say, write, and post is being monitored — a young teacher's assistant lost a lesson plan when a disruptive student closed her computer. She vented with a joke to friends. "Should I shoot him?" (She was joking, just venting)
She wasn't armed, and she posed no immediate threat. She said this in a private story online on Snapchat to 3 people, and none of those people reported her to authorities”
“But as it turns out, the 3 people with access to the private story weren't alone. They were joined by Snapchat's artificial intelligence system. Snapchat AI scanned her message, flagged it, and then sent it immediately to the FBI”
“The story is horrifying, but it illustrates a new and dark reality. The world you grew up in is gone”
She was arrested for disorderly conduct, spent one night in jail, and lost her student-teaching placement
I watched the original news report and even the news report confirmed the police said she was no threat but was still arrested and booked anyway
We are all under mass surveillance and AI is taking it one massive step further