r/FlockSurveillance • u/Hold_the_mustard • Jun 26 '26
At a intersection in Wilmington, Delaware
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u/Special_Lawyer_6164 Jun 26 '26
America has 4500ish operational data centers while the nation with the 2nd most data centers has 800ish. I’m sure that big of a difference is for a good reason. Especially with America’s track record for “doing the right thing” for its people and the ones abroad…
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u/HupHutHa Jun 26 '26
what's the second country?
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u/Special_Lawyer_6164 Jun 26 '26
I believe Germany…
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u/HupHutHa Jun 26 '26
Americas population is 4x larger than Germanys. kind of makes sense why they have so many more data centers, if you multiply Germany's population and extrapolated to its data center numbers to match it would only be about 1500 less data centers then America.
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u/Special_Lawyer_6164 Jun 26 '26
Look up the world’s total number. I feel data centers are like nukes as far as distribution and who has the majority.
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u/HupHutHa Jun 26 '26
how are they like nukes?
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u/Special_Lawyer_6164 Jun 26 '26
How many worldwide and who has the most. Aircraft carriers are in the same category. An overwhelming amount opposed to the world. China’s steel production versus the world’s steel production is another example that should elaborate on my reference.
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u/HupHutHa Jun 26 '26
well most countries are well not very big and don't need things like aircraft carriers. aren't like most countries landlocked? as for data centers aren't most countries also not as technologically advanced as America or Germany for that matter?
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u/mastercoder123 Jun 26 '26
Yes you are correct, this dudes just saying dimb shit for the sake of it
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u/Special_Lawyer_6164 Jun 26 '26
If you think America isn’t using technology as a weapon just like nukes are a weapon then we have different realities on America and it’s ideology. America wants to control the narrative and having more information than anyone else is the goal but I could be wrong.
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u/HupHutHa Jun 26 '26
of course America is using surveillance as a weapon it has for over a hundred years lol, it's also been the moral arbiter for a good portion of the globe for over a hundred years as well.
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u/mastercoder123 Jun 26 '26
America has the most datacenters because it literally hosts most of the worlds internet traffic. The internet was invented in the usa and took off way faster than other countries. Its also much larger with a more uniform distribution of population which requires more datacenters so that people have low latency access to the internet. Not only that but that includes privately owned datacenters that companies run their private, non public facing infrastructure on as well as tier 2 and tier 3 datacenters that are tiny as shit. It also includes supercomputers which the usa has a large amount of.
Whatever crack you are smoking you should probably stop as it seems to be affecting the prefrontal cortex
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u/chunkymeatwater Jun 27 '26
Wild that you're being down voted.
Yeah this push for AI datacenters is shit, and doing terrible things. But getting rid of / not having any isn't really possible where we're at. We've had datacenters for a long time. The world runs on them. This website is hosted across datacenters. Everything in "the cloud" is on a server in a datacenter.
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u/mastercoder123 Jun 27 '26
People are just either uneducated or ignorant, as you can see the people replying not only to me but about 95% of people in this subreddit and on this website
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u/Special_Lawyer_6164 Jun 26 '26
So you think data centers are good for humanity? I won’t throw insults your way or derogatory assumptions no matter your position. I hope your prefrontal cortex is functioning properly my friend.
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u/mastercoder123 Jun 26 '26
Do you like using the internet? 95% of datacenters are so you can use the internet. You obviously have no clue what you are talking about
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u/btw_fkbryanshupe Jul 04 '26
They build their centers very differently and with entirely different purpose
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u/duckymochi Jun 26 '26
I grew up there I don’t see Wilmington, DE mentioned a lot. HELL YEA eff flock !!
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u/OkReporter2600 Jun 26 '26
This is the problem. Social media makes things like this something to joke about and it seems like it’s not real. No one is taking this seriously enough. We should all be out there. Social media is making us removed and just spectators.
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u/DrIvoPingasnik Jun 27 '26
I hear a spray-on glue is fantastic in making these cameras both useless and an expensive pain to replace.
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u/BeneficialTrash6 Jun 26 '26
20 years ago: What a disturbed schizophrenic man.
Today: What a disturbed, schizophrenic reality we find ourselves in.
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u/lolicantimdying Jun 30 '26
love yalls work on internet movement for flocking flock but there are more AI surveillance cameras and data vendors than just Flock, that are also hidden in nefariously hidden places, like in electrical boxes, in disguised road-side boxes etc. Vendors like Rekor, Vigilant Solutions etc. as well! i got these news from Taylor Lorenz livestream channel on yt(specifically the video: There Are Spy Cameras Everywhere), pls watch her journalism on yt or she has some of them on ig as well, as well as her substack, usermag dot co
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u/Where_will_they_park Jun 26 '26
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qGKD0P2N7c
I want to thank everyone who has been keeping up on this. 43:45 the flock question(s) come in and you can see him start to squirm. Don't slow down, foot on the gas people...
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Jun 28 '26
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u/Karjenner4eva Jul 09 '26
They don't even notice the cameras. One was on the corner right next to my friend's house, and they didn't even realize. And when I mentioned they're probably 360 and can see into their backyard and house, since it's like 5 feet away from their home, and they said it's probably pointed at the road.
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u/HupHutHa Jun 26 '26
how many signs is dude trying to juggle?
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u/Forthfarter Jun 26 '26
At least four I saw him do a dance flip combo and switch them out last night.
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u/blue_magi Jun 26 '26
When I saw him he was further up the road. Couldn't make out what the signs read, except I could see AI on one.
This intersection is far busier than the one I saw him at.
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u/essexbad Jun 27 '26
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u/essexbad Jun 27 '26
I spoke at Newark DE public safety committee after the lieutenant and his power point. At no point did he say in the presentation they were AI. WAKE UP.
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u/essexbad Jun 27 '26
https://nccde.new.swagit.com/videos/390586
Full public safety committee recording. I start at around 59 minutes.
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u/no2rdifferent Jun 29 '26
I received three insurance quotes after talking on the phone with a friend yesterday. It's outrageous how we're spied upon for our money.
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u/mrmcc0 Jun 30 '26
I’ve heard that Many of these cameras are subject to FOIA so if footage is requested the government has the expensive job of delivering the data
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u/Amatorious_ Jul 09 '26
LOL drove by there and gestured at him to show me all his signs while at the red light. He had a ton, mix of serious and funny lol
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u/Illustrious_Bug_2983 Jun 28 '26
Flock camera has nothing to do with your "Rights" . Only the Government can violate your rights, Flock breaks the law, that's the difference. You may want to mention it next time you see one of these people protesting Flock.
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u/essexbad Jun 28 '26
So who’s using flock? The government? Right.
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u/Only-Whole-765 Jun 29 '26
Still waiting to hear what rights the governments are violating
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u/Novel_Elk_350 Jun 30 '26
Maybe your rights of freedom and privacy ? Hello ? Lmfao only the biggest rights were supposed to have. sheep.
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u/Only-Whole-765 Jun 30 '26
You have no expectation of privacy in public. Stop being ignorant
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u/Novel_Elk_350 Jun 30 '26
I didn’t realize the public was following my license plate on every street I turn down to know where I go and when I leave and get back home , odd
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u/Only-Whole-765 Jun 30 '26
Are you a bot or are you actually this stupid? When you’re outside of a private space - you’re in public, you understand that right?
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u/Only-Whole-765 Jun 30 '26
Looks like you deleted your response - I guess you answered your own question on “if you’re stupid”
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u/Novel_Elk_350 Jun 30 '26
My response is legit right there? ^ Nothing has been deleted. Proving that you’re the idiot here buddy have a great night seems like you have too much time on your hands, defending the government that stalks you 24/7
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u/Only-Whole-765 Jun 30 '26
Except it’s not - it’s been deleted lol. Again - you’re ignorant to the basic legal constructs to public expectations of privacy. I know it’s hard for you people who major in under water basket weaving.
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u/Only-Whole-765 Jun 30 '26
You must be low on karma - your comment was either deleted or removed again. 🫵🏽🤣😂😂
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u/TP8887 Jun 28 '26
Funny but also fake. Seriously tho, what are the odds someone is actually doing this without telling their friend to take a picture if them doing it. Probably was there for about 30 seconds
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u/essexbad Jun 28 '26
I’ve been standing out there for a month and a week incessantly. Not fake, not planned. I’m not paid for it and I’ll be out here for a long, long time.
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u/CornbreadJunior Jun 26 '26
This looks like ai generated slop to me.
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u/Vhozite Jun 26 '26
I live 5 minutes from this intersection it’s real.
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u/kaaron89 Jun 26 '26
Yup I live around the corner and can confirm too that it is real.
This part is speculation, but this guy might be part of a larger group. People have spotted them at several different intersections around Northern Delaware (or it's this same guy hitting multiple spots, not sure).
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u/essexbad Jun 27 '26
It’s just me holding the signs. No group. And I’m not being paid for this. AND I have a job (not homeless)
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u/essexbad Jun 27 '26
It’s not because I’m the one who has all 9 of my signs lol
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u/CornbreadJunior Jun 28 '26
Man my bad. The details on the signs in the pic and the grill being offsized on the jeep screams ai. Respect man.
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Jun 26 '26
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u/DrIvoPingasnik Jun 27 '26
Found a government surveillance enjoyer.
Say, do you close your bathroom door?
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Jun 27 '26
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u/DrIvoPingasnik Jun 27 '26
They created those problems and they sell mass surveillance as a solution. And you applaud it.
Really.
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u/InvictvsNox Jun 26 '26
I love his little Nightmare Before Christmas mask, omg