OFFICIAL Flock Cameras Misused or Destroyed Thread (Page 8 of 24)
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Mrgunsngear@Mrgunsngear 9h A FOIA request revealed that, in just one town, 3rd parties (credit card companies, cell phone companies, alphabet agencies, retailers, foreign governments, etc...) accessed camera data more than 500,000 times in a 9 week period. "Flock Safety could not guarantee that it's not sharing information with federal agencies." No shit. Several municipalities in CT are "turning off" their Flock cameras in response to what one FOIA request revealed. The problem - the towns don't control/own the cameras nor the data they collect so they can't turn them off. They can instruct their employees to not access them but Flock, a private company funded *almost exclusively* (outside of people like Marc Andreessen & his ilk) by taxpayer dollars, owns the devices and the data. Plan accordingly... #rural #CT #police #crime #PoliceState #4thAmendment #14thAmendment #CivilRights #ALPR #cops #stalking #women #windsor #flock #SurveillanceState Jul 18, 2026 · 3:25 PM UTC The "interview" video clip at the start of this of one of the flock "don't take no for an answer" dating service customers ... LOL.   Are Surveillance Cameras Worth It? https://www.wsj.com/us-news/the-nationwide-backlash-against-cameras-watching-your-car-401a656a Similar clashes are erupting nationwide as communities wrestle with privacy rights and the rapid spread of AI-enabled cameras. Often affixed inconspicuously to poles, they photograph the back of every passing vehicle and collect license plate data—as well as color, make, model and features like a bumper sticker or a gun rack. How these billions of photographs are used, stored and shared has spawned local fights, lawsuits and a national movement aimed at getting cities to cancel contracts with the biggest supplier, Atlanta-based Flock Safety. Founded in 2017, Flock began by selling its solar-powered cameras, known as automated license plate readers, to neighborhood groups. It now dominates the market and has more than 12,000 customers, including police departments, retailers, schools and homeowners’ associations. Flock promotes its 20 billion license plate reads a month—and ability to solve crimes across jurisdictions—to prospective law-enforcement customers. Its cameras are in more than 6,000 communities. |
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Originally Posted By ffemt596: More Georgia cops busted Originally Posted By ffemt596: More Georgia cops busted Originally Posted By Xyster7212: And another one, a Sgt in Dekalb county this time: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/dekalb-deputy-arrested-misuse-flock-tech https://media3.giphy.com/media/l0XtbC8EniiuwAEOQn/200.webp?cid=8dc8958cibr3hcsctr3lhr5qmg4v81t7dbembgnoa7nc696j&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=200.webp&ct=g That makes at least 14 in GA so far this year. |
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not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
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Flock is going to work around those pesky Geo_fencing lawsuits by having drones look over privacy fences and into private property because they are mobile and not stationary. And the new Flock can read items from 2,000 meter away now. https://www.flocksafety.com/products/flock-dfr |
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The problem - the towns don't control/own the cameras nor the data they collect so they can't turn them off. But they don’t because they want to say “flock bad” while continuing to have the benefit of accessing the data. Say one thing, do another - typical politician stuff. |
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Originally Posted By Morgan321: bullshit. The cities own the land where the cameras are installed, so they can simply remove the cameras. Originally Posted By Morgan321: The problem - the towns don't control/own the cameras nor the data they collect so they can't turn them off. A town near me is doing that. The city council recently voted unanimously to cancel Flock's contract and they're removing the cameras. The county commissioners in Macon County, NC recently voted unanimously to do the same thing. |
Extorris, because he's a heartless cunt. The purity of his apathy is laboratory grade, and I sleep well knowing that he's out there somewhere,
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
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Originally Posted By RTUtah: These faggots installed one on my island without telling anyone, and I learned about it over IG. A state highway terminates on the island, giving them jurisdiction to install it without any heads-up to the town. I'm talking to a friend who's on the Board of Aldermen. So far, I've been able to check my rebellious attitude about the whole thing, but I'm not above certain courses of action... And therein lies the double edged sword, you try to do things the right way but now if anything nefarious befalls them you're the first person they're going to come see. 
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Originally Posted By TeacherInCA: Flock is going to work around those pesky Geo_fencing lawsuits by having drones look over privacy fences and into private property because they are mobile and not stationary. And the new Flock can read items from 2,000 meter away now. https://www.flocksafety.com/products/flock-dfr A couple more creepy things about their DFR program: 1. If an existing flock ALPR customer signs a new DFR agreement, it amends the previous terms to include some new definitions of customer data vs "Flock IP" that basically give Flock far more latitude in what data they keep and how they use it. 2. The customer only owns the visual and audio data from the drone; any sensor data or "derived data" belongs to Flock, to do with as they see fit. I think "derived data" also includes whatever an AI can pull from the video and audio. This is all from the terms and conditions that they've provided to cities with their DFR agreements. A Flock drone could conceivably be "responding to a call" in a neighborhood while scanning with whatever sensor suite they choose to install...RF, thermal, lidar, even a Stingray device. |
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Originally Posted By sandboxmedic: And therein lies the double edged sword, you try to do things the right way but now if anything nefarious befalls them you're the first person they're going to come see. I know, I stewed on it for a few days before I decided to reach out. But I did make somewhat of a "promise" on an IG post: "They're coming down, one way or another." But this is a popular vacation island, a major university sits just off the beach, and we're sandwiched between Ft. Bragg and J'ville so there's plenty of rowdies to go 'round. |
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Avon Colorado Police posted this yesterday and no have nearly 13K comments Frankly, I'm surprised they haven't turned off comments. Lots of talk about freedom, patriots, jury nullification, offering suspect alibies....  Felony criminal mischief and felony theft- The Avon Police Department is actively investigating three separate felony crimes that occurred between 3:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. this morning. Two automated speed enforcement camera poles on Avon Road (Northbound and Southbound) were destroyed , and one speed camera was stolen. In a separate incident, a light pole at the corner of Stonebridge Drive and US Hwy 6 (entrance into the Eaglebend Apartments) was destroyed, and an Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) camera mounted at that location was stolen. The destruction of this public safety equipment and the associated thefts constitute felony criminal mischief and theft. These cameras are valuable public safety tools that help our officers protect the community. The speed safety cameras have reduced speeding by over 95%. Regarding the ALPR cameras, two examples from the past two weeks; our ALPR system alerted officers to the presence of suspects connected to an attempted murder in Aurora who were traveling through Avon. In a separate incident, the system identified a license plate and helped officers quickly locate a vehicle involving a report of a possibly abducted 3-year-old child. Officers located the child within 20 minutes and confirmed the child was safe and that no kidnapping had occurred. We are asking for the public's assistance. If you were traveling on Avon Road or Stonebridge Dr/ Hwy 6 between 3:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. and have dash camera footage that may have captured a suspicious person or vehicle, or if you have any information related to these crimes, please contact the Avon Police Department at (970) 748-4040. Your information could be critical to this investigation. Avon PD, Count on Us! |
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Originally Posted By Leisure_Shoot: Avon Colorado Police posted this yesterday and no have nearly 13K comments Frankly, I'm surprised they haven't turned off comments. Lots of talk about freedom, patriots, jury nullification, offering suspect alibies.... https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/46582/2026-07-19_15_42_21-Greenshot-3797982.jpg Felony criminal mischief and felony theft- The Avon Police Department is actively investigating three separate felony crimes that occurred between 3:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. this morning. Two automated speed enforcement camera poles on Avon Road (Northbound and Southbound) were destroyed , and one speed camera was stolen. In a separate incident, a light pole at the corner of Stonebridge Drive and US Hwy 6 (entrance into the Eaglebend Apartments) was destroyed, and an Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) camera mounted at that location was stolen. The destruction of this public safety equipment and the associated thefts constitute felony criminal mischief and theft. These cameras are valuable public safety tools that help our officers protect the community. The speed safety cameras have reduced speeding by over 95%. Regarding the ALPR cameras, two examples from the past two weeks; our ALPR system alerted officers to the presence of suspects connected to an attempted murder in Aurora who were traveling through Avon. In a separate incident, the system identified a license plate and helped officers quickly locate a vehicle involving a report of a possibly abducted 3-year-old child. Officers located the child within 20 minutes and confirmed the child was safe and that no kidnapping had occurred. We are asking for the public's assistance. If you were traveling on Avon Road or Stonebridge Dr/ Hwy 6 between 3:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. and have dash camera footage that may have captured a suspicious person or vehicle, or if you have any information related to these crimes, please contact the Avon Police Department at (970) 748-4040. Your information could be critical to this investigation. Avon PD, Count on Us! Well, quit holding out, post some of the comments if you aren't going to give us a link! 
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Posted in FL hometown, posting here for Minecraft players. One on the north and south sides right before the range entrance in Hernando on Hwy 19 south. It was likely installed in the last few weeks. From the CCSB Facebook page. "FLOCK SPY CAMERA AT HERNANDO COUNTY GUN RANGE. Most all of us have spotted the Flock spy cameras, entering and exiting Hernando County on US19, but did you realize they are creating an illegal registry of gun owners and gun enthusiast when they enter Hernando Sportsmans Club Gun Range? There’s also one on the east side of the road if you’re entering from the south. As you know, gun registries are federally and state prohibited under law, yep this appears to be away to circumvent those laws as they are strategically placed there as opposed to on the county line that is approximately 3 miles north of the Gun Club." 
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Originally Posted By Leisure_Shoot: ...and one speed camera was stolen. In a separate incident...an Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) camera mounted at that location was stolen. [/i] Reminder that Flock ALPRs have both a GPS antenna:  And a cell modem:  Plus who knows what else - it wouldn't shock me if they added a tracking tile or something if thefts continue. Stealing them is a bad idea. |
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 Flock Cameras almost got me arrested. Interview with the journalist who got flocked. The call in interview starts at 16:31. Link to go right to it: https://youtu.be/5S4d1sSIaV8&t=991s |
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Huh, who would have guessed that flock would discretely move their office around and didn't like being filmed themselves. If you're in this thread you know what the video is about and who Ben Jordan is, privacy violations galore.  Investigating Flock: America's Mass Surveillance Company |
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Originally Posted By sandboxmedic: Huh, who would have guessed that flock would discretely move their office around and didn't like being filmed themselves. If you're in this thread you know what the video is about and who Ben Jordan is, privacy violations galore.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3MQLlMbS-YRemember arfcops telling me, "lOL, KeeP PoStinG THEir FActoRY ADDrEsS aS if FLoCk Cares." Flock does care, as it turns out. 
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Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Remember arfcops telling me, "lOL, KeeP PoStinG THEir FActoRY ADDrEsS aS if FLoCk Cares." Flock does care, as it turns out. Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Originally Posted By sandboxmedic: Huh, who would have guessed that flock would discretely move their office around and didn't like being filmed themselves. If you're in this thread you know what the video is about and who Ben Jordan is, privacy violations galore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3MQLlMbS-YRemember arfcops telling me, "lOL, KeeP PoStinG THEir FActoRY ADDrEsS aS if FLoCk Cares." Flock does care, as it turns out. The undisclosed location wasn't all that difficult to find.....   |
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Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Remember arfcops telling me, "lOL, KeeP PoStinG THEir FActoRY ADDrEsS aS if FLoCk Cares." Flock does care, as it turns out. Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Originally Posted By sandboxmedic: Huh, who would have guessed that flock would discretely move their office around and didn't like being filmed themselves. If you're in this thread you know what the video is about and who Ben Jordan is, privacy violations galore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3MQLlMbS-YRemember arfcops telling me, "lOL, KeeP PoStinG THEir FActoRY ADDrEsS aS if FLoCk Cares." Flock does care, as it turns out. But, if it's one picture or one mention, it's not tracking, and it's only for their good, nobody would abuse access to that information, and what if someone at flock did something wrong, wouldn't you want to be able to right that wrong quickly? 
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Originally Posted By Cobalt135: The undisclosed location wasn't all that difficult to find..... https://i.imgur.com/eJusdYQ.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/pm23mO9.jpeg Originally Posted By Cobalt135: Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Originally Posted By sandboxmedic: Huh, who would have guessed that flock would discretely move their office around and didn't like being filmed themselves. If you're in this thread you know what the video is about and who Ben Jordan is, privacy violations galore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3MQLlMbS-YRemember arfcops telling me, "lOL, KeeP PoStinG THEir FActoRY ADDrEsS aS if FLoCk Cares." Flock does care, as it turns out. The undisclosed location wasn't all that difficult to find..... https://i.imgur.com/eJusdYQ.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/pm23mO9.jpeg How do you think it got added to Google maps? 😉 |
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They are being far too generous allowing the do-gooders the argument "but it makes people safer" - someone needs to get the stones to straight up tell everyone what "for your safety" will allow, if we accept that idea. "For your safety" can't justify anything. If you can't justify it with the words and concepts, you can't justify it otherwise. ... and yet again... cop at 23:30 or so still trying to foist the "but you don't have an expectation of privacy..." Expecting Privacy (not being seen) is NOT Expecting to not be tracked (followed, stalked, you information being collected in such a way as to be able to do ANY correlation with it). Twit on the computer when he asked for an interview with the head troll at flock: "well I wanna assess where you're coming from with this" - we all want the same with you, you trolls. |
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Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Reminder that Flock ALPRs have both a GPS antenna: And a cell modem: Plus who knows what else And ensure it doesn't see your car or other identifying information while you dig the hole to bury it in minecraft. |
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Originally Posted By Xyster7212: How do you think it got added to Google maps? 😉 Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Originally Posted By Cobalt135: Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Originally Posted By sandboxmedic: Huh, who would have guessed that flock would discretely move their office around and didn't like being filmed themselves. If you're in this thread you know what the video is about and who Ben Jordan is, privacy violations galore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3MQLlMbS-YRemember arfcops telling me, "lOL, KeeP PoStinG THEir FActoRY ADDrEsS aS if FLoCk Cares." Flock does care, as it turns out. The undisclosed location wasn't all that difficult to find..... https://i.imgur.com/eJusdYQ.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/pm23mO9.jpeg How do you think it got added to Google maps? 😉 The warehouse location of those street view is the location at 27:50 in the YT video. https://youtu.be/S3MQLlMbS-Y?si=JHepIxGulecO0l7h&t=1670 It is not listed on Google maps FWIW. |
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Originally Posted By Xyster7212: How do you think it got added to Google maps? 😉 Interesting. If you type in "flock safety" into google maps and wait a second, it offers three locations as suggestions, including the one you just posted. But when you type in "flock safety" and hit enter, you get a single pin about 400 miles off the coast of Washington. |
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 Flock Cameras Legally Spy On You. It's The Law. Reportedly putting these things on garbage trucks, delivery trucks, fighting against people firing FOIA against the government, the government covering flock's butt with legislation, etc. More at the guy's channel. |
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Originally Posted By Cobalt135: The warehouse location of those street view is the location at 27:50 in the YT video. https://youtu.be/S3MQLlMbS-Y?si=JHepIxGulecO0l7h&t=1670 It is not listed on Google maps FWIW. Originally Posted By Cobalt135: Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Originally Posted By Cobalt135: Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Originally Posted By sandboxmedic: Huh, who would have guessed that flock would discretely move their office around and didn't like being filmed themselves. If you're in this thread you know what the video is about and who Ben Jordan is, privacy violations galore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3MQLlMbS-YRemember arfcops telling me, "lOL, KeeP PoStinG THEir FActoRY ADDrEsS aS if FLoCk Cares." Flock does care, as it turns out. The undisclosed location wasn't all that difficult to find..... https://i.imgur.com/eJusdYQ.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/pm23mO9.jpeg How do you think it got added to Google maps? 😉 The warehouse location of those street view is the location at 27:50 in the YT video. https://youtu.be/S3MQLlMbS-Y?si=JHepIxGulecO0l7h&t=1670 It is not listed on Google maps FWIW. Google maps entry: https://share.google/qbQS0y7fWPmZakAgg I've reposted it twice - I'm fairly certain the Flock is complaining to get it removed. I also added it to OSM. That address was absolutely nowhere on the web when they announced last year that the plant was opening. Zero mention in public records, and I know how to look - finding info on plants has been part of my job for many years. Flock kept the address, industrial park, contractor, etc. out of every PR announcement, then they did every part of the ribbon cutting indoors. They were clearly keeping the location under wraps. I found it last year based on a glimpse of a distinctive bridge crane in the background of a drone marketing shot; that gave me the rough physical location, and I was able to confirm that it belonged to Flock after that. I added it to Maps immediately, but it got removed just as quickly - no data to back it up, I suppose. I learned that the AIs pull a lot of data from reddit and Twitter, so I started spamming it all over those, youtube, and threads, plus sending it to business directory services (manta and so on). A couple posters with decent follower numbers reposted it on Twitter and threads, and it got some decent spread. The AIs eventually picked it up to the point where they'd tell you the address if you asked, then Google allowed the Maps entry to stay up. I'd venture to say that the guys in that youtube video got the address from my posts, or reposts of them. In just the past couple weeks, a couple people on various platforms have copy/pasted my exact posts, and they've gone a bit viral - millions of views at this point. Just doing my tiny part to help.  Eta: if you see a post that's something like, "Since Flock loves to track our locations, it only seems fair that we know theirs:" followed by their address, that's a copy/paste of mine. |
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Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Google maps entry: https://share.google/qbQS0y7fWPmZakAgg I've reposted it twice - I'm fairly certain the Flock is complaining to get it removed. I also added it to OSM. That address was absolutely nowhere on the web when they announced last year that the plant was opening. Zero mention in public records, and I know how to look - finding info on plants has been part of my job for many years. Flock kept the address, industrial park, contractor, etc. out of every PR announcement, then they did every part of the ribbon cutting indoors. They were clearly keeping the location under wraps. I found it last year based on a glimpse of a distinctive bridge crane in the background of a drone marketing shot; that gave me the rough physical location, and I was able to confirm that it belonged to Flock after that. I added it to Maps immediately, but it got removed just as quickly - no data to back it up, I suppose. I learned that the AIs pull a lot of data from reddit and Twitter, so I started spamming it all over those, youtube, and threads, plus sending it to business directory services (manta and so on). A couple posters with decent follower numbers reposted it on Twitter and threads, and it got some decent spread. The AIs eventually picked it up to the point where they'd tell you the address if you asked, then Google allowed the Maps entry to stay up. I'd venture to say that the guys in that youtube video got the address from my posts, or reposts of them. In just the past couple weeks, a couple people on various platforms have copy/pasted my exact posts, and they've gone a bit viral - millions of views at this point. Just doing my tiny part to help. Eta: if you see a post that's something like, "Since Flock loves to track our locations, it only seems fair that we know theirs:" followed by their address, that's a copy/paste of mine. Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Originally Posted By Cobalt135: Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Originally Posted By Cobalt135: Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Originally Posted By sandboxmedic: Huh, who would have guessed that flock would discretely move their office around and didn't like being filmed themselves. If you're in this thread you know what the video is about and who Ben Jordan is, privacy violations galore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3MQLlMbS-YRemember arfcops telling me, "lOL, KeeP PoStinG THEir FActoRY ADDrEsS aS if FLoCk Cares." Flock does care, as it turns out. The undisclosed location wasn't all that difficult to find..... https://i.imgur.com/eJusdYQ.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/pm23mO9.jpeg How do you think it got added to Google maps? 😉 The warehouse location of those street view is the location at 27:50 in the YT video. https://youtu.be/S3MQLlMbS-Y?si=JHepIxGulecO0l7h&t=1670 It is not listed on Google maps FWIW. Google maps entry: https://share.google/qbQS0y7fWPmZakAgg I've reposted it twice - I'm fairly certain the Flock is complaining to get it removed. I also added it to OSM. That address was absolutely nowhere on the web when they announced last year that the plant was opening. Zero mention in public records, and I know how to look - finding info on plants has been part of my job for many years. Flock kept the address, industrial park, contractor, etc. out of every PR announcement, then they did every part of the ribbon cutting indoors. They were clearly keeping the location under wraps. I found it last year based on a glimpse of a distinctive bridge crane in the background of a drone marketing shot; that gave me the rough physical location, and I was able to confirm that it belonged to Flock after that. I added it to Maps immediately, but it got removed just as quickly - no data to back it up, I suppose. I learned that the AIs pull a lot of data from reddit and Twitter, so I started spamming it all over those, youtube, and threads, plus sending it to business directory services (manta and so on). A couple posters with decent follower numbers reposted it on Twitter and threads, and it got some decent spread. The AIs eventually picked it up to the point where they'd tell you the address if you asked, then Google allowed the Maps entry to stay up. I'd venture to say that the guys in that youtube video got the address from my posts, or reposts of them. In just the past couple weeks, a couple people on various platforms have copy/pasted my exact posts, and they've gone a bit viral - millions of views at this point. Just doing my tiny part to help. Eta: if you see a post that's something like, "Since Flock loves to track our locations, it only seems fair that we know theirs:" followed by their address, that's a copy/paste of mine. LOL ... ah. Use something other than google maps when you look. Hinkie games are being played with the google maps visual information. I suspect that google's older aerials and such are being used to cover flock's butts. Added: yes, yes they are. They're using footage from 2015. Go back up the street away from the trashy house. Watch what happens. LOL. The jokers somehow even made sure that the google streetview car shots were from before their warehouse got built. Hilarious watching them do exactly what they swear others are terrorists for doing - trying to avoid cameras and surveillance. Added: oh geeze, those poor people who's houses got a surveillance control freak warehouse constructed right next to them between 2020 and 2024.  ... can't even open your curtains without being surveilled to death.
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Originally Posted By lygxis: LOL ... ah. Use something other than google maps when you look. Hinkie games are being played with the google maps visual information. I suspect that google's older aerials and such are being used to cover flock's butts. Added: yes, yes they are. They're using footage from 2015. Go back up the street away from the trashy house. Watch what happens. LOL. The jokers somehow even made sure that the google streetview car shots were from before their warehouse got built. Hilarious watching them do exactly what they swear others are terrorists for doing - trying to avoid cameras and surveillance. Yup, that spot on Google maps is weirdly out of date, both in streetview and satellite. Bing is much newer, as is the Cobb county GIS imagery. Eta: This is the drone shot that gave it away. That's their building in the foreground, with 285 behind it, and that very distinctive bridge crane system in the background on the left. 
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Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Yup, that spot on Google maps is weirdly out of date, both in streetview and satellite. Bing is much newer, as is the Cobb county GIS imagery. Eta: This is the drone shot that gave it away. That's their building in the foreground, with 285 behind it, and that very distinctive bridge crane system in the background on the left. https://i.ibb.co/tMFxvy4L/IMG-20260720-WA0004.jpg Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Originally Posted By lygxis: LOL ... ah. Use something other than google maps when you look. Hinkie games are being played with the google maps visual information. I suspect that google's older aerials and such are being used to cover flock's butts. Added: yes, yes they are. They're using footage from 2015. Go back up the street away from the trashy house. Watch what happens. LOL. The jokers somehow even made sure that the google streetview car shots were from before their warehouse got built. Hilarious watching them do exactly what they swear others are terrorists for doing - trying to avoid cameras and surveillance. Yup, that spot on Google maps is weirdly out of date, both in streetview and satellite. Bing is much newer, as is the Cobb county GIS imagery. Eta: This is the drone shot that gave it away. That's their building in the foreground, with 285 behind it, and that very distinctive bridge crane system in the background on the left. https://i.ibb.co/tMFxvy4L/IMG-20260720-WA0004.jpg The the whole neighhborhood around them in street view isn't suppressed (yet). It's depressing, a regular looking place with houses out in the woods and some privacy and then you get that cesspit of surveillance freaks who come in and practically deforest the place with their crappy stalking empire. If you go around the place and click "see more dates" on streetview its ... just sad (look at the different streetview dates on wakins road). What wretched people that work for flock. Added: being right next to the interstate, they have a handy place where they could be testing their products on everyone driving past. 
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Originally Posted By lygxis: The the whole neighhborhood around them in street view isn't suppressed (yet). It's depressing, a regular looking place with houses out in the woods and some privacy and then you get that cesspit of surveillance freaks who come in and practically deforest the place with their crappy stalking empire. If you go around the place and click "see more dates" on streetview its ... just sad (look at the different streetview dates on wakins road). What wretched people that work for flock. Added: being right next to the interstate, they have a handy place where they could be testing their products on everyone driving past. To be fair to Flock, that immediate area was kind of a shithole before they built their facility. |
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Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Yup, that spot on Google maps is weirdly out of date, both in streetview and satellite. Bing is much newer, as is the Cobb county GIS imagery. Eta: This is the drone shot that gave it away. That's their building in the foreground, with 285 behind it, and that very distinctive bridge crane system in the background on the left. https://i.ibb.co/tMFxvy4L/IMG-20260720-WA0004.jpg Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Originally Posted By lygxis: LOL ... ah. Use something other than google maps when you look. Hinkie games are being played with the google maps visual information. I suspect that google's older aerials and such are being used to cover flock's butts. Added: yes, yes they are. They're using footage from 2015. Go back up the street away from the trashy house. Watch what happens. LOL. The jokers somehow even made sure that the google streetview car shots were from before their warehouse got built. Hilarious watching them do exactly what they swear others are terrorists for doing - trying to avoid cameras and surveillance. Yup, that spot on Google maps is weirdly out of date, both in streetview and satellite. Bing is much newer, as is the Cobb county GIS imagery. Eta: This is the drone shot that gave it away. That's their building in the foreground, with 285 behind it, and that very distinctive bridge crane system in the background on the left. https://i.ibb.co/tMFxvy4L/IMG-20260720-WA0004.jpg Street view availability dates.  Sat is Oct. 2025 it seems. 
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Originally Posted By W202fan90: Funny, the ones responsible for "protecting and serving" sure still believe them. Originally Posted By W202fan90: Originally Posted By M4-AK: A Secretive and Deceptive group is building a massive surveillance network and nobody noticed. Now the public is becoming aware of the dangers. A month ago, people were believing their talking points. Funny, the ones responsible for "protecting and serving" sure still believe them. |
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Originally Posted By Cobalt135: Google...... Street view availability dates. https://i.imgur.com/bMsPuFS.jpeg Sat is Oct. 2025 it seems. https://i.imgur.com/hCBzNy6.jpeg Interesting - the web Google maps satellite view is pre-construction. It still shows a storage yard for fema trailers, or whatever those were. |
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Originally Posted By Xyster7212: To be fair to Flock, that immediate area was kind of a shithole before they built their facility. Originally Posted By Xyster7212: Originally Posted By lygxis: The the whole neighhborhood around them in street view isn't suppressed (yet). It's depressing, a regular looking place with houses out in the woods and some privacy and then you get that cesspit of surveillance freaks who come in and practically deforest the place with their crappy stalking empire. If you go around the place and click "see more dates" on streetview its ... just sad (look at the different streetview dates on wakins road). What wretched people that work for flock. Added: being right next to the interstate, they have a handy place where they could be testing their products on everyone driving past. To be fair to Flock, that immediate area was kind of a shithole before they built their facility. Well, flock filled the hole with feces. |
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Originally Posted By SimonPhoto: The only people who ever believed them were law enforcement and middle aged white's women. Originally Posted By SimonPhoto: Originally Posted By W202fan90: Originally Posted By M4-AK: A Secretive and Deceptive group is building a massive surveillance network and nobody noticed. Now the public is becoming aware of the dangers. A month ago, people were believing their talking points. Funny, the ones responsible for "protecting and serving" sure still believe them. So ... the customers of flock's "don't take no for an answer" dating service?
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Pretty wild how they have the pictures scrubbed- the photos jump as you move up the googlearth streetview, you can make out the warehouse from just down the block, but as you get closer it jumps to the old photos. The Cobb County GIS info: https://geo-cobbcountyga.hub.arcgis.com/apps/f1a2f6cb0fbc4a8a9e64b7b592fd8c80/explore https://qpublic.schneidercorp.com/Application.aspx?AppID=1051&LayerID=23951&PageTypeID=4&PageID=9969&Q=822447592&KeyValue=17068500040 FOUNDRY WATKINS PROPERTY LLC 420 S ORANGE AVE STE 400 ORLANDO GA 32801 Owner Info Last Updated 6/18/2026 That British guy is a total PoS, the specific way he phrased his call to the cops including "not knowing if they were armed or not" was intentionally done to get the heightened response he wanted from that retarded cop. |
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https://safereddit.com/r/FlockSurveillance/comments/1v1sum1/ive_compiled_a_list_of_all_the_recent/ December 2023: National Parks to start installing Flock cameras August 2024: Kansas police chief uses Flock cameras, over 220 times, to stalk ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend. Officer even follows them in his police vehicle. August 2025: Home Depot and Lowe’s selling/trading data captured via Flock cameras in parking lots August 2025: Cop uses Flock cameras to stalk a male riding motorcycle. Cop follows male to his house, then barges inside, without a proper warrant, and arrests the mom of the motorcyclist November 2025: Greenfield police chief secretly had Flock camera installed to stalk ex-wife during divorce December 2025: Flock leak exposes overseas gig workers, in the Philippines to build surveillance AI December 2025: Braselton, GA police chief arrested on stalking and harassment charges using Flock cameras December 2025: Flock cameras recording kids playing on playground January 2026: Cop ignores exonerating evidence, instead uses Flock cameras to lie and wrongfully accuse woman The Civil Rights Lawyer covered this case here also. February 2026: Kansas police use Flock cameras to stalk man who wrote opinion piece criticizing police department. March 2026: Milwaukee officer resigns after using Flock to stalk ex-girlfriend and exes partner. The ex-girlfriend and searched herself on anti-flocking sites, and found multiple searches under her plate. Haveibeenflocked.com June 2026: Illinois police chief charged with felony after using Flock cameras to stalk six former female partners, and a partner’s ex-boyfriend April 2026: Flock employees caught using cameras to spy inside of a children’s gymnastics gym A YouTube short on the topic July 2026: Albany GA, police officers charged with misuse/stalking using Flock cameras July 2026: Dekalb County sheriff fired for using Flock cameras to stalk people July 2026: Fayetteville, GA law enforcement officers fired for using Flock camera data to search family July 2026: Fort Bend law enforcement officer admits to looking up 2 license plate numbers over 180 times. Not facing any charges… Each of those is a link to an article @ the link given above. https://www.aclu.org/news/privacy-technology/tracking-alpr-cameras/alpr-against-op-ed-writer Police in Lenexa, Kansas used automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology to pursue a man who wrote a critical op-ed about the police department, according to reporting by Kansas public radio station KCUR. This is a rare public example of exactly the kind of abuse that we’ve long warned against when it comes to mass-surveillance systems like license plate readers. It also comes on the heels of reports about apparent misuse of license plate databases by ICE agents in Minnesota not for legitimate law enforcement purposes but to intimidate observers and protesters, and of a woman who was falsely accused of theft based on data from license plate readers. For the apple people. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/flockhopper/id6762170253 Opt out of mass surveillance. Private turn-by-turn navigation. No account, no ads, no trackers. Every trip offers two routes: fastest, or one with fewer ALPR cameras. FlockHopper is a turn-by-turn navigation app with one extra trick: for every trip, it generates two routes — the fastest, and an alternative that routes around known automated license plate reader (ALPR) camera locations. You pick which one you want. https://testflight.apple.com/join/3NU8gEGz A different angle: https://codeberg.org/deflock_your_city/flock-alpr-toolkit https://github.com/DeflockYourCity/flock-alpr-toolkit Flock Safety ALPR: Community Research & Governance Toolkit All identifying information has been redacted. City name, elected officials, police leadership, author identity, dates, addresses, and contact information have been replaced with [REDACTED] so this material can be adapted by any community. Who This Is For Residents preparing to speak at city council meetings about Flock ALPR cameras Journalists investigating local Flock deployments Civil liberties advocates building governance frameworks City council members evaluating surveillance technology proposals Anyone who wants sourced, verifiable facts about Flock Safety's platform, security record, and business practices Key Facts Covered (All Independently Verifiable) 22 confirmed CVEs in the National Vulnerability Database for Flock devices Camera hackable in 30 seconds via physical button sequence (demonstrated on video) 147 contract changes in Flock's Feb 2026 Terms rewrite, including deletion of "Flock does not own and shall not sell Customer Data" Mountain View, CA: Flock enabled nationwide sharing without police knowledge; federal agencies accessed data for 17 months Cambridge, MA: Flock installed cameras after council voted to deactivate; contract terminated for "breach of trust" Illinois audit: CBP accessed ALPR data in violation of state law 30+ cities cancelled Flock contracts since Jan 2025 (NPR, Feb 2026) Patent US11416545B1: Describes classifying people by race, gender, height, weight No Texas state law requires a written plate reader policy (multiple bills introduced, all died in committee) Texas Penal Code 16.02: Raven audio "voice detection" may constitute a second-degree felony |
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Originally Posted By sandboxmedic: Pretty wild how they have the pictures scrubbed- the photos jump as you move up the googlearth streetview, you can make out the warehouse from just down the block, but as you get closer it jumps to the old photos. The Cobb County GIS info: https://geo-cobbcountyga.hub.arcgis.com/apps/f1a2f6cb0fbc4a8a9e64b7b592fd8c80/explore https://qpublic.schneidercorp.com/Application.aspx?AppID=1051&LayerID=23951&PageTypeID=4&PageID=9969&Q=822447592&KeyValue=17068500040 FOUNDRY WATKINS PROPERTY LLC 420 S ORANGE AVE STE 400 ORLANDO GA 32801 Owner Info Last Updated 6/18/2026 That British guy is a total PoS, the specific way he phrased his call to the cops including "not knowing if they were armed or not" was intentionally done to get the heightened response he wanted from that retarded cop. You can find it by searching for Flock Safety now - it got added a couple months ago. https://qpublic.schneidercorp.com/Application.aspx?AppID=1051&LayerID=23951&PageTypeID=4&PageID=9969&Q=1888037297&KeyValue=P92502393 |
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https://www.gadgetreview.com/cities-are-ditching-flock-safety-cameras-then-hiring-axon-to-do-the-same-job Cities Are Ditching Flock Safety Cameras – Then Hiring Axon to Do the Same Job 53 cities dropped Flock Safety over federal data sharing, then handed identical pole mounts to Axon Al Landes Jul 20, 2026 · 2 min read In city council chambers across the country, officials have celebrated the removal of Flock Safety cameras as a privacy victory. Within months, Axon installation crews often appear on the same poles, bolting in replacement plate readers. According to TechTimes, 53 cities have canceled Flock contracts, citing unauthorized federal data access, false alerts, and mass surveillance of innocent drivers. Many aren’t abandoning license plate readers altogether — they’re switching vendors. The surveillance footprint isn’t shrinking. It’s rebranding. Same streetlight vendor, different logo — and a deeper integration with police tech that carries its own privacy concerns. Axon spent years partnering with Flock to feed plate data into its in-car systems. In early 2025, it ended that partnership and launched direct competitors: Axon Outpost, a pole-mounted camera, and Axon Lightpole, a streetlight retrofit built with Ubicquia — the same smart-streetlight vendor Flock uses, according to Forbes. The pitch to cities is deliberate: similar capability, tighter contract terms, and seamless integration with existing body cams and the Evidence.com cloud platform. Denver is the clearest documented case. The city cut Flock Safety cameras and advanced an Axon ALPR contract in March 2026 — 50 cameras instead of 100, 21-day data retention instead of 30, no access to a vendor-run national database, and mandatory audit trails for every query, according to Denverite. The camera count dropped. The surveillance continued. We have to lean on the fact that expectation of not being seen is not the same as expecation of not being tracked, the recent scotus rulings like chautrie v us, and get state law changes, or better yet, state constitution amendments. |
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Originally Posted By M4-AK: Flock is so big it can effectively lobby millions to lawmakers. We need facorable laws now. Don't fool yourself, government and their PD's (collectively) want an even more intrusive surveillance state very badly too. "Private" (yeah, right) companies are just a workaround for them to get around older constraints on accessing the data in the open, legally, for use in their courts and enforcement. "It's for your safety" and "we solve crimes with this" function as the skinsuit over what this actually is. (so far, a dating and abuse at will service) |
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Getting the liberals wound up over them seems to be the most effective legal means to get rid of them at the moment, although I seriously doubt they're actually going anywhere and they seem to just use a "different" company. Looking at deflockme, I see people have added a few more including two that I found a couple weeks ago. If nothing else it shows more people are hearing about these and noticing them. I expect with the attention they're getting they will start doing 360 surveillance or discrete surveillance of the visible cameras. I swear every video I see with the CEO he comes across as a creep and total sociopath. Every video I see of an employee is essentially as bad. |
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Originally Posted By sandboxmedic: Getting the liberals wound up over them seems to be the most effective legal means to get rid of them at the moment, although I seriously doubt they're actually going anywhere and they seem to just use a "different" company. Looking at deflockme, I see people have added a few more including two that I found a couple weeks ago. If nothing else it shows more people are hearing about these and noticing them. I expect with the attention they're getting they will start doing 360 surveillance or discrete surveillance of the visible cameras. I swear every video I see with the CEO he comes across as a creep and total sociopath. Every video I see of an employee is essentially as bad. The stasi reflex is based on something deep in the corruption of human nature and very broken. |
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Interesting thing going on. I've got an app called radio.garden, you can listen to almost all of the online radio stations in the world. Got a bunch of favorites from around the country I listen to depending on the musical mood. In the last 2-3 days, during local news segments, they've made a HUGE deal about crimes being solved by Flock cameras, where before they would have never mentioned it. PR push to 'legitimize' Flock? I figure they wouldn't suddenly go public like that unless they were feeling pressure.... |
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Originally Posted By limaxray: Interesting thing going on. I've got an app called radio.garden, you can listen to almost all of the online radio stations in the world. Got a bunch of favorites from around the country I listen to depending on the musical mood. In the last 2-3 days, during local news segments, they've made a HUGE deal about crimes being solved by Flock cameras, where before they would have never mentioned it. PR push to 'legitimize' Flock? I figure they wouldn't suddenly go public like that unless they were feeling pressure.... Same with the big social media push by agencies all over the country. I think it might be having the opposite effect, based on the beating they're taking in the comments sections. If you're trying to beat allegations of being a creepy, coordinated, warrantless national surveillance system, maybe a creepy, coordinated national ad campaign isn't the best strategy. But I don't work for a high-powered PR firm, so what do I know?
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