The Flock camera subject boils down pretty simply. It is just an attempt by city councils and local governments to nationalize the HOA process and maximize revenue to further bloat government.
Your new HOA fee for living in a Flock "secured" city will be catching a fresh fine every time the AI-powered camera system attached to your local trash truck or school bus drives by and determines your grass hasn't been maintained well enough.
Fresh shingles in the driveway because you were fixing up that old shed on your property? That's going to be a fine because you didn't submit to bureaucracy and file a permit to fix your own property.
This subject is not about preventing crime. It is not a matter of "If you're not doing anything wrong, you have nothing to worry about."
The flock cameras are about gaining total control over every single thing you do with AI automation to capture and monitor every single second of human existence in the United States. It will be used as a weapon against The People every single second of every single day.
It is about maximizing revenue outside of taxes through fees and fines. They are aiming for control past even what the EU has accomplished over the last decade, and they want to do it overnight so there is no time for the people to react.
Destroying flock cameras is simply an act of throwing the tea into the harbor, as is our right as Americans when our elected representatives choose to no longer represent us.
@VicVijayakumar I can understand how that's concerning, especially waking up to it. If there's nothing obvious, lean on tech support for each product and/or call an electrician. You can also call an authorized distributor and ask them if theyve heard of this scenario previously.
@JamesRLandrum@VicVijayakumar ever seen a ham radio trip an entire electrical panel? how we think things work and how they do work when it comes to electrical can be fucky.
ultimately, all i was trying to say, is it could just be false positives and it's important to not mislead ppl that they are rare.
@JamesRLandrum@VicVijayakumar I work in the electrical industry and false positives and product failure are actually sort of common. ppl can call their manufacturers if they have issues they can't identify, or electricians, who will ultimately replace the products if they can't find the trigger either.
@JamesRLandrum@VicVijayakumar again, I'm not diagnosing this particular situation. I'm saying it's not accurate to say these products are VERY good at avoiding false positives, which is what you said before. multiple companies in this sector have discontinued products due to false positive problems.
@JamesRLandrum@VicVijayakumar sorry, I should've phrased it differently. my point is product failure is still very much a thing in this market, but they obviously keep it hush hush. companies have done quiet discontinuations without recalls on many occasions.
@JamesRLandrum@VicVijayakumar not entirely true. Kidde had to discontinue an entire line of smoke/co alarms due to failures and chronic false positives. sometimes it's just the product.
@HonkIfUrHoary@CdyRnkn you are entirely splitting hairs and reading what you want of the situation to reaffirm an opinion you had no intention of changing from the start. he has in layman's terms explained what his family does and that they do so lawfully. any average, reasonable person understood.
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