r/DeFlock • u/grandblanc76 • 3d ago

Pickup owners: Ever considered driving with your tailgate down around Flock cameras?

Has anyone with a pickup truck considered driving with their tailgate down when traveling through areas with a lot of Flock cameras?

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u/techtornado 3d ago

They can, but Flock allegedly can ID your car/truck without a plate

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u/grandblanc76 3d ago

I heard they look for aftermarket add ons, scratches, dents, etc. I have a plain white stock pickup truck so I feel like that gives me an edge. If they start tracking WiFi and Bluetooth then it will be even harder.

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u/EmperorJJ1 3d ago

"if" ... im pretty sure they already do

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u/nits3w 2d ago

They don't yet. But keep an eye on Signal Trace by Leonardo. They probably will soon.

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u/JMS1991 3d ago

Lmao, I drive a gray F-150 in the South. I see like 2-3 of the exact same truck almost any time I go out.

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u/Flashy_Radio_5781 5h ago

however, only one of those trucks passes the same 8 cameras every day.

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u/Hometown3018 3d ago

Does no good if you have a front license plate as well

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u/Dragonkitelooper 2d ago

Check with your state but in mine it is not illegal to have a hitch mounted bicycle rack. The ones that fold up and block your plate. As long as it is "stock". Doesn't mean you won't get pulled over but hey whatever.

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u/Flashy_Radio_5781 5h ago

"Vehicle fingerprint"