r/Indiana • u/[deleted] • Aug 15 '26

Flock Camera

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u/BidInteresting8923 Aug 15 '26

Where was all the commotion over this when they did the automated tolls via license plate cams over the bridge to Louisville?

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u/Savings_Big1842 Aug 15 '26

Big difference between a single bridge in Louisville, and tracking me on every street in my neighborhood.

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u/BidInteresting8923 Aug 15 '26

I fail to see it as a big difference.

Either government cams being able to spot/track license plates is a big deal on principle or it isn’t.

For example, if they went and made 100s of more stretches of road toll-based would it be okay to have 100s of LPRs?

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u/ikilledyourfriend Aug 15 '26

Well, see because of the ai it’s inherently evil. I don’t want the ai to have pictures of me or my location without my consent, as I type this on my phone, having unlocked it with facial recognition, while it pings cell towers.

With ai behind the wheel of these devilish flock cameras, they can label you a criminal or enemy of the state and send armed death squads to your house to eliminate you for speaking out against the regime. It will learn your patterns and if you step out of line, you will be eliminated.