Are you concerned about Flock Cameras?

“Flock license plate readers take a timestamped photo of every vehicle that passes every camera. Police can search your historical travel information for 30 days. This creates a searchable database of everyone, not just the suspects of crime — It's like if you were to build a graph of that sheet and plot it to a map, now it's as if you've had a GPS on your car for an entire month”

Why would not every American be opposed to this? These aren’t just security cameras but actual spy cameras on innocent individuals that follows them everywhere they go.

 
“Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety” Benjamin Franklin
 
Along related lines, Ontario recently banned Ottawa's use of photo-radar cameras for automated speed enforcement. The use of automatic speed cameras was widely perceived as a cash grab rather than a legitimate method of improving traffic safety. (Meanwhile, though, there are still plenty of red-light cameras in operation--and though the revenues raised from those traffic tickets are supposed to go toward improving road safety, none of the cash raised has actually gone into that fund.)

If you're out in public, you have no expectation of privacy. And I've never heard of anyone leveling a serious complaint about casually appearing on a traffic cam or a storefront security camera. But these systems aren't interconnected and aren't tracking your movements; you're just a casual walk-on on a videotape or hard drive. There's a balance that needs to be struck somewhere between "no expectation of privacy" and "surveillance state."
 
One of the concerns (though not sure how serious a threat it is) that I’ve heard is the database security and management in regards to breaches by nefarious agents.
 
we use game trail cameras to track wild hogs.... 🐗. ... and while they might not think they;re doing anything wrong - if we see those hogs on camera they will definitely have something to worry about..... :sneaky:;)
You don't have a hog problem... Those hogs have an aleshanee problem.
 
What has our government done to make you not trust them?
A lot. I've seen how those cameras are used. I have several members of my family who are in law enforcement, and have seen firsthand how they're used to spy on people, INNOCENT people. I've also seen how our government has been weaponizing certain aspects of the government FIRST HAND! I was only in my teens when the first incident came about. There have been several "adventures" with our government since.
 
Duh is being sarcastic.

He's so mistrustful of government, he thinks that laws published on a government Web site are fake laws. :ROFLMAO:
 
Duh is being sarcastic.

He's so mistrustful of government, he thinks that laws published on a government Web site are fake laws. :ROFLMAO:
You’ve said that a lot. And from the first time till now I have no idea what youre talking about.
 
A lot. I've seen how those cameras are used. I have several members of my family who are in law enforcement, and have seen firsthand how they're used to spy on people, INNOCENT people. I've also seen how our government has been weaponizing certain aspects of the government FIRST HAND! I was only in my teens when the first incident came about. There have been several "adventures" with our government since.
Ransom is right, I’m being very sarcastic.

There are actual people in here that believe that there is no cover up in the Epstein files and that he actually killed himself.

Here’s the thing, no cover up in the Epstein files but cameras 😂
 
Ransom is right, I’m being very sarcastic.

There are actual people in here that believe that there is no cover up in the Epstein files and that he actually killed himself.

Here’s the thing, no cover up in the Epstein files but cameras 😂
I wouldn't know if you are or not being sarcastic....I try not to read a whole lot of posts from stupid people....😂🤣😂🤣
 
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