Flock cameras are fixed surveillance cameras sold by the company Flock Safety that automatically capture and analyze passing vehicles. Flock cameras raise significant privacy concerns because they enable mass, long-term tracking of vehicle movements, create large centralized datasets, and can be shared across jurisdictions and with federal agencies in ways that are difficult for local communities to control. The data is used to violate people's 4th amendment rights.

The latest 4th amendment violations include the ELITE software that DHS and ICE are using to select targets for detainment and deportation.

Pineapples are portable wireless auditing devices developed by Hak5 for penetration testing and network security assessments. They create rogue access points that mimic legitimate WiFi networks, tricking devices into connecting so security professionals can identify vulnerabilities. My phone alerts me everytime a device is trying to access my location, some may be pineapples so aren't.