If they are allowed to hide spyware in our basic everyday devices, then we should be allowed to use AI tools to jailbreak and remove the spyware from our devices.
Anything less is a flagrant violation of our civil liberties.
The company tracking and surveilling everyone (without our permission) is mad we’re now tracking their surveillance without their permission.
Lmao, eat shit @flocksafety
when the MVP race is this much of a runaway, the award ceremony should take place during the season. not a couple weeks before thanksgiving. do it now, in front of the fans who supported all yr, directly following the moments that made it happen. only fair
Trump faked y’all out yesterday. He didn’t implement Country of Origin Labeling for Beef.
He signed an EO to commission a study that will report back after the election and after we’ve imported 300,000 tons of foreign beef.
I’m the only R who’s actually voted to keep MCOOL.
yeah, I love the federal landmark & everything that comes with it. the atmosphere, the ivy, the troughs. the fact that ppl will live in studio apartments their whole life just to be in the neighborhood & somehow afford season tickets. I said bury me in wrigleyville for a reason
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.
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?
🚨 Data Centers in Ohio are preparing to discharge their water usage directly into lakes and streams and the EPA is working on permits to let them do it
“The Ohio EPA is drafting permits to let that wastewater flow straight into our lakes and streams. Five year permits, no guarantee of a sewage treatment plant on site, just straight into the river if that's what's nearby”
This is very real, the EPA is actually doing this, and there are real concerns:
Concerns raised by residents include
- Thermal pollution: Hot water can harm aquatic life.
- Chemicals: Potential for biocides, metals, or other additives.
- Massive withdrawals and discharges of water strain local water bodies, especially during droughts
- Environmental groups like Great Lakes groups warn of risks to drinking water, recreation and ecosystems