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[Kentucky Statesman @ky_statesman]

Why are all of the mass surveillance companies here in America controlled by Israelis?

[Holo @TheHolomovement]

Un jour les gens comprendront que, depuis toujours, dans ce type de vidéos, les boosters sont préparés à l'avance puis refermés pour permettre de créer un moment viral.
Mais visiblement ce jour n'est pas encore arrivé.

[Michae| @Plz_Relax_]

I'm imagining a dystopia where everyone is fed yearly dystopia films to distract them from the fact that they already live in a dystopia

[` @ymmayerr]

destroying books for ai is almost literally the plot for Farenheit 451. what the FUCK are we doing

[MP Arizona☀️🏳️‍🌈💙🌵🐕🐕‍🦺🫂💦🏜🐟🌴🎙🌎🌻♍️🌊 @AzPetrich]

Hey. So. The people that scan rare antique books and destroy them are the bad guys in every dystopian story. Just FYI.

[The Serfs (youtube.com/theserftimes) @theserfstv]

If they're turning engineers into activists they have been doing unfathomable evil behind the scenes

[Doc Strangelove @DocStrangelove2]

If you think that this is just something for fun, you are beyond stupid. Rewriting history will be easier when you can make fake AI footage to back it up. A new Orwellian nightmare reality.

[Joel Montfort @jmontforttx]

The plan is to erase physical knowledge so they can monetize it.

[gabriel @_____ebag]

this is just further proof the police arent there for you or me. the police exist to protect the ruling class.

[Nick Cruse 🥋 @SocialistMMA]

This is the kind of stuff Americans think happens in Russia, China and Iran

[MW4Liberty @MW4Liberty]

Agenda 2030 is on its way.

It’s clear the foundation is being laid.

If you’re still stuck on Democrats vs Republicans you are part of the problem.

It’s all of them.

[Jason Bassler @JasonBassler1]

🚨 Texas DPS quietly used an "emergency" declaration to spend $4.5 million on 4 "FalcoNet" surveillance vehicles. The system can function as a cell-site simulator that locates and tracks nearby devices.

Oh yeah, it's built by an Israeli surveillance firm.

Totally normal stuff.

[Retro Coast @RetroCoast]

The police want a Flock camera on every corner

But when a First Amendment auditor shows up at a police station to film, the cops go apeshit

[Christianity On The Spectrum @ChristianityOn]

RuneScape lore drop

[Tim Sharp 🍊 🍊 🇺🇸 @realtimsharp]

THIS image is an image of Signal Trace from a company called Leonardo.

SignalTrace is not separate from license plate reader surveillance, it is built to work with license plate readers.

By pairing plate reads with signals from phones, watches, headphones, vehicles, key finders, and other electronics, it can create an “electronic fingerprint” tied to a vehicle or person and continue identifying them even when a plate is hidden, changed, missing, or unreadable.

That means a Flock, Motorola, Axon network can become a people tracking network capable of revealing where someone travels, who they travel with, and which homes, workplaces, protests, churches, medical offices, or political events they visit.

6 degrees of separation track EVERYONE.

In the wrong hands, this is not just traffic enforcement, it is the infrastructure for warrantless mass surveillance, guilt by association, and a permanent record of innocent people’s movements.

There needs to be an ordinance with steep fines with criminal penalties for adding devices onto public power poles or poles without labeling.

Right now, any company, private or public can come in and put sniffing devices on anything and get away with it. They can track the Mayor, track The police Chief, sports figures or other dignitaries that come to town, including all of us.

[Jason Bassler @JasonBassler1]

A bike path. A swimming pool. A park. A hiking trail.

Hey @Flock_Safety since you finally decided to crawl out of the shadows and reply, want to explain why your “public safety” cameras are nowhere near a road and instead pointed at people just trying to live their lives?

[Ryan 🏴 @GirlRyan27]

Watching it all unfold and nobody is doing anything to stop it is beyond sad.

[Jason Bassler @JasonBassler1]

⚠️ Flock charges $3,000 per year per camera.

There are 119,121 ALPRs mapped in the U.S.

$3,000 × 119,121 = $357,363,000 taxpayer $ spent to constantly surveil the same people paying for them.

You’re paying rent to your own panopticon.

[TONY @TonyMichaelX]

how it started vs. how it’s going

[MR. OBVIOUS @ObviousRises]

This person submitted a FOIA request to his City for HIS OWN LICENSE PLATE (Flock Data) and was DENIED due to "privacy concerns."

I REPEAT: When a man requested FLOCK FOOTAGE of HIS OWN CAR, the CITY claimed it was a PRIVACY VIOLATION and DENIED his request.

So Flock can SPY on you in a mass surveillance state but YOU cannot even see YOUR OWN data or surveillance footage of YOU YOURSELF.

Make it make sense.