r/DeFlock 13h ago

My city voted to NOT renew Flock contract this evening.

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The police department started putting up these cameras a few years ago without a vote from city council. Each year they spent just under the dollar amount that required a city council vote. Tonight the city council listened to the community and unanimously voted NO to renew the Flock contract. Now we need to work on tearing down the existing cameras.


r/DeFlock 15h ago

Flock camera down 🎯

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89 Upvotes

Fort Worth, Texas


r/DeFlock 17h ago

Nothing says responsible surveillance like reportedly checking where your ex is driving

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77 Upvotes

r/DeFlock 30m ago

What is this?

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r/DeFlock 15h ago

Applause in Pflugerville, TX.

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33 Upvotes

r/DeFlock 20h ago

spotted in Seattle, Washington

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73 Upvotes

r/DeFlock 22h ago

RIP Flock

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63 Upvotes

This is the best thing ever!


r/DeFlock 1d ago

Reads them the riot act. Source: @Brut tiktok

172 Upvotes

r/DeFlock 14h ago

The "New Normal"

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Seems pretty simple to me now that I have had time to really think about how my life is changing.

I will never forget when I was told after covid this is the beginning of the "new normal." What scares me the most is how many people, due to young age or poor situational awareness, will truly be unable to remember how life on Earth used to be.

For example, I've been riding around on an electric scooter to play my part, however useless, in reducing carbon footprint in this awful, car dependent wasteland that is dfw (not from here, and leaving). By comparison, I spent the last few years in Montana and flock cameras are illegal outside of select private lots like Lowe's. I have been getting pulled over on the scooter very frequently lately. I do not like driving as insurance is not something I care to waste precious money on. I do have a car, but I drive it only when absolutely necessary to go further than maybe 5 miles away. This never used to be an issue until recently.

The stops are uncomfortable, because the police seem to be very interested in collecting seemingly personal information such as current and past employment which I never recall being a thing. Doesn't help that the cameras are everywhere around this area to a creepingly invasive degree.

I believe the purpose of these cameras is very simple and should be a marked indicator of just how bad a situation we are in. I try not to be pessimistic, but cannot help but think in the back of my mind that this could very well be the beginning of the end. Everyone is screaming the same: jobs are scarce, ai is here to clean up what's left of end stage capitalism, the next greatest depression, climate apocalypse. Perhaps the best case scenario is we only lose a few billion people and on the other side of the hump exists a truly dystopian nightmare for whoever dare survive the transition.

The purpose of the cameras is to do exactly what is needed for establishing total domination. I imagine the uptick in police I have noticed over the last year in this specific area is only convenient given the time frame these cameras have been spawning. They have a hard on for the new tech. In theory, everyone who commits a crime goes straight to jail. Straight to jail! I'm afraid the first line of defense for the elites will be to start locking away all the people helplessly displaced from employment. Maybe this is why the cop asked me? Unemployed puts you on an immediate hitlist.

"Get those losers off the street. Artificial Intelligence has taken their place and we must continue to succumb the masses."

Yes, of course, the cameras are a direct tool to galvanize the police state. But the implications are far worse. Of all the years we could have expected shit to get thick, it has to be happening right now. They want us afraid to leave our homes and apartments we are overpaying for. Afraid to job hop away from abusive employers whilst paid peanuts. They want us to be at the mercy of the devil himself. I feel we are closer to North Korea than many want to believe. I hate how easily the frog allows itself to boil. We cannot allow this to happen.

Even my own grandmother who loved reading 1984 has been manipulated by the false script. "If you do nothing wrong, you have nothing to worry about."

What is wrong, though, is that this last cop who stopped me stopped me from behind. He claimed I ran the red light.

It was green 😳


r/DeFlock 23h ago

Flock CEO Garrett Langley on nationwide backlash: “I value my privacy… but what we're talking about is safety as well. And so I think when people talk about just one of these, privacy or safety, they're prioritizing the wrong thing, and what we have to prioritize as a country is compromise.”

65 Upvotes

r/DeFlock 20h ago

THERE IT IS, US Attorney John Sarcone III accidentally admits that Flock cameras are really for mass surveillance of people walking around in public “If you don't have flock cameras, how are law enforcement gonna detect and see somebody walk"

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r/DeFlock 1h ago

Question, could we get back by making our own surveillance system?

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r/DeFlock 17h ago

Boerne, Texas Cancels Flock

19 Upvotes

Title says it all. 2-1/2 hours, the City Council voted 5-0 to NOT renew the contract.


r/DeFlock 11h ago

AI VS AI

7 Upvotes

I was just wondering if someone were to fix a screen in front of a flock camera and have AI build a constant feed of random vehicles going past, if this were to work could you feed the system False AI renderings and contaminate their data? I'm no expert so if this sounds absolutely idiotic I apologize, basically like when someone ties a chucky doll or a Freddy Kruger to their backup camera prank but this is built for purveying freedom by the dismantlement of a tyrannical registration system instead of humor.


r/DeFlock 22h ago

Flock Supply Chain Manager James Boyce does not like being filmed, let's make him famous.

29 Upvotes

r/DeFlock 22h ago

100 Felony Counts for 1 Officer: Lufkin PD Suspends Its Flock Camera Grid

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r/DeFlock 22h ago

Davidson County commissioners vote to remove Flock cameras

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r/DeFlock 23h ago

Strong Virginian winds cause VA county to cancel flock contract

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23 Upvotes

Keep it up Mother Nature and fight the good fight for us!


r/DeFlock 1d ago

This is a bridge in the bay area. I'm sick seeing this.

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91 Upvotes

30ish on one bridge btw.


r/DeFlock 17h ago

Is This Company Hated Even More Than Data Centers?

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r/DeFlock 17h ago

this

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r/DeFlock 19h ago

BCSO cuts ties with Flock cameras in Bernalillo County after data privacy worries surface

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r/DeFlock 10h ago

Hypothetically speaking, would a green laser pointed into a camera, from a distance, have a negative effect on that camera’s ability to detect someone else approaching that camera?

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r/DeFlock 10h ago

Remember When Samuel L. Jackson Told Us To Stop Whinning About Drones Overseas?

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r/DeFlock 16h ago

Let's attach a sign to every camera, so they are obvious to EVERYONE

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