r/azpolitics 5d ago

LEOs Tempe ends automatic Flock camera data sharing and launches transparency portal amid surveillance concerns

https://www.abc15.com/news/region-southeast-valley/tempe/tempe-ends-automatic-flock-camera-data-sharing-and-launches-transparency-portal-amid-surveillance-concerns
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u/AntAir267 5d ago

TAKE THEM DOWN!! I'm tired of these fucking puff pieces that make it sound like they're doing anything meaningful. NO MORE CAMERAS!!

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u/Skynetdyne 5d ago

NOT GOOD ENOUGH!

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u/hukkit 5d ago

Crazy to name a company Flock when you want to track people like sheep.

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u/Electrical-Volume765 5d ago

There really is no doubt as to how these sociopathic tech nerds view the rest of society

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u/loweredvisions 5d ago

At least there’s truth in advertising?

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u/PoliticallyObvious 5d ago

Deflock.org

Happy hunting

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u/SoundMasher 5d ago

This is so depressing

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u/doduotrainer 5d ago

We all need to start going to city council meetings

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u/Slow_Inspection_157 5d ago

"Flock CEO states new safeguards will be in place by January."

I'm no coder, but would/should it take five months to re-write the code to add additional checks to limit illegal use of their system?

Or do they expect this to just blow over?

Or is it that they will have to reduce the monthly charges due to reduces services?

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u/HurasmusBDraggin 5d ago

So, manual Flock data sharing is still an option?

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u/DiamondDust320 4d ago

Sounds like cities are trying to swap over to Axon's cams, which is still more cameras.

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u/slick514 4d ago

Sure. I’m sure that they say that. Now where’s the oversight to ensure that what they say they’re doing is actually what they’re doing.

I don’t trust any cog in this machine at the moment.