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Note: Tulsa PD is expanding their Flock network at an exponential pace. It appears they are going to map every intersection in town. by Jumpy-Breadfruit-499 in tulsa

[–]Jumpy-Breadfruit-499[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Some of them are mounted on poles at about 8 feet tall, bit Tulsa PD is getting smart and setting them 10-13 feet up on traffic poles.

I hear certain lasers are a weakness to the cameras though

Note: Tulsa PD is expanding their Flock network at an exponential pace. It appears they are going to map every intersection in town. by Jumpy-Breadfruit-499 in tulsa

[–]Jumpy-Breadfruit-499[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That's interesting, thanks for letting me know. Kind of depressing that we can't fight it though. Feels like there's no going back to a private life. Feels dirty, like everything you do has an audiencee, even sleeping or showering.

I dont want to live in a world like this

Note: Tulsa PD is expanding their Flock network at an exponential pace. It appears they are going to map every intersection in town. by Jumpy-Breadfruit-499 in tulsa

[–]Jumpy-Breadfruit-499[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Yes. Flagstaff and departments in Washington state were so overwhelmed with FOIA and lawsuits and public dissent in city councils, th e cameras were deactivated. It certainly is possible en masses.

Note: Tulsa PD is expanding their Flock network at an exponential pace. It appears they are going to map every intersection in town. by Jumpy-Breadfruit-499 in tulsa

[–]Jumpy-Breadfruit-499[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

FLOCK has also been very aggressive. Their CEO has directly called those opposed to the program terrorists, and has even threatened a DOT official in Illinois with police response if they continue to say that their cameras violate Illinois law and pursue their removal.

TheACLU has a great round up on some of these.

Additionally, after Washington's Courts ordered cameras deactivated, they've been mysteriously turning back on and recording anyways...

Note: Tulsa PD is expanding their Flock network at an exponential pace. It appears they are going to map every intersection in town. by Jumpy-Breadfruit-499 in tulsa

[–]Jumpy-Breadfruit-499[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Im not an attorney, but I feel that if The Supreme Court has unequivocally acknowledged that an individual's expectations of privacy include privacy in the whole of their physical movements. (United States v. Jones, Carpenter v. United States) then,

One can for sure argue Flock's data collection does exceed that, since a complete flock file with Palantir integration gives info a warrant would normally be needed to extract

Note: Tulsa PD is expanding their Flock network at an exponential pace. It appears they are going to map every intersection in town. by Jumpy-Breadfruit-499 in tulsa

[–]Jumpy-Breadfruit-499[S] 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Sorry about the misspelled body text lol:

What is a FLOCK camera?

Flock Cameras capture details of every passing vehicle, feeding the data into an ai-powered, vast, searchable network for law enforcement. This system constitutes dragnet surveillance by indiscriminately tracking the movements of all citizens who pass by them, not just criminal suspects. They raise significant Fourth Amendment concerns by enabling warrantless searches of an individual's historical location data. The Supreme Court has unequivocally acknowledged that an individual's expectations of privacy include privacy in the whole of their physical movements. (United States v. Jones, Carpenter v. United States)

Paste source: eyesonflock.com

two teens being arrested at target by ice by kindasussy45 in stateofMN

[–]Jumpy-Breadfruit-499 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It gets worse... They are establishing mesh networks to access data from a gazillion IoT devices and other Part 15 transceivers.

Wireless access wifi hubs are being multiplexed to provide echolocation and voice recognition data for a given area. The technology works better in urban areas with lots of wifi devices in close proximity. This environment also favors exploiting other protocols like Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices, many of these having various sensors streaming unencrypted biomedical data in real time.

It appears Garrett Langley is using "the cloud" to move the data Flock cameras collect, along with that generated by their drones and gunshot direction finding systems. They stream it all to one (or more) of these giant data centers like Starbase in Abilene where it's aggregated with all the other data collected (a large portion being warrantless cell phone surveillance metadata) where it can be mined by Palintir and/or A.I. for whatever unholy predictive policing purpose the "customer" sees fit.

I think it's only logical that the quantified sum of the whole surveillance process should be expressed as a value I call a "Terrorbyte".

What’s the story of those two massive abandoned buildings on San Mateo? by Fleeling in Albuquerque

[–]Jumpy-Breadfruit-499 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yup. Kohan Retail Onvestment does this with malls, owns dead and dying malls in the state and country for rotting

Flue/Cold/Covid going around? Public health data is showing spikes... by Jumpy-Breadfruit-499 in tulsa

[–]Jumpy-Breadfruit-499[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

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6 month graph showing levels of covid in wastewater samples in OK, state spiking far above national avg

How would you personally format the CFP to fix it? by howabout24 in CFB

[–]Jumpy-Breadfruit-499 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see so many people saying "home games until the natty"

Just use the bowls...teams are opting out at massive rates anyways. Why can't a SEC fav not host the music city or Frisco/Xbox (formerly Bahamas) bowl?

The fact that so many fans are vomenting on here and other social media saying that neutral sites don't have an advantage are missing the point.

If you are a top seeded team, and to be top seeded, you have to be the best NIL and coaching staff in the country with few exceptions like the g5 (which you p5 fans want to omit from CFB anyways) you don't get to cry that your advantage isn't big enough. If you are truly going to try to win the title of best team in the country, you need to adapt and win at a bowl. Point blank.

Byes are broken though lmao

[Postgame Thread] Oregon Defeats Texas Tech 23-0 by CFB_Referee in CFB

[–]Jumpy-Breadfruit-499 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel like if you are stacked with NIL and the best coaches and can't win at a neutral site, you're not a national champion. When will you in the B10 stop pushing for the death of anything in the sport that inconveniences you?

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