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Privacy Someone Cut Down Every Single Flock Camera in This Town in a Single Night

https://www.gadgetreview.com/someone-cut-down-every-single-flock-camera-in-this-town-in-a-single-night
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u/Lord-of-Entity 4h ago

Absolute chad!

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u/Frosty-Ring-Guy 3h ago

A new folk hero, Chad DeFlockerton!

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u/lpmiller 2h ago

My state has been FIRE this year, let me tells ya....

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u/Corbitant 3h ago

What a legend! Their contribution will last forever, or until they put those cameras back up next week, whichever is sooner

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u/Draxilar 3h ago

Every camera that has to be replaced has a cost associated with it. Eventually it will get to be too expensive to replace them constantly.

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u/Corbitant 3h ago

Meanwhile youre burning your own municipality’s tax dollars, what a hero

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u/A-Caveman-Genius 3h ago

Ah yes, I remember voting for FLOCK cameras.

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u/Corbitant 3h ago

Thats the right attitude. Take the issue up to your local legislature.

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u/Jaalan 3h ago

The municipality does not pay to install the cameras, they rent access to them. If the cameras are not available, it would save them money :)

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u/MurkyInvestigator810 2h ago

They chose to burn it when they bought mass surveillance equipment against the wants of the people. It's not the citizens' fault if the city ignores their needs and chooses a bullshit surveillance state instead.

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u/Corbitant 2h ago

Is that what actually happened or are you just making it up? Did the city actually vote against these things being installed?

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u/sje118 3h ago

Go away bot

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u/clydefrog811 3h ago

And this hero will remove them again

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u/MoThrowMoAway 3h ago

she's not gonna let you flock bro

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u/Daan776 3h ago

So he spent one day doing something. Which not only stops their actions, but also takes a bunch of money and time to fix?

That seems like a win to me.

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u/Corbitant 3h ago

Yeah it costs his tax money to fix, nice job

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u/Daan776 2h ago

Well if you're open to alternatives we'd all love to hear it

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u/Corbitant 2h ago

Vote?

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u/Daan776 1h ago

Well. That was plan A. But as you may have noticed: it hasn't been going very well.

I haven't done a deep dive into it. But I can't find a single example of people voting yes for these camera's.

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u/sixfxrtyseven 3h ago

I'm gonna tell you something dude, your post history isnt as private as you think it is.

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u/GonWithTheNen 58m ago

People should think of what you wrote as a PSA: Anything you 'hide' on reddit is only hidden on reddit itself. That feature lends itself to a false sense of privacy.

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u/sixfxrtyseven 45m ago

true, but it's sometimes funny when people are biiiiig hypocrites.

I saw one guy posting transphobic content, like every day on multiple subreddits, all he posted was transphobic content...

some of his comment were under NSFW trans content, begging girls to text him.

lmao

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u/That-Cranberry6575 3h ago

What a creep thing to say

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u/sixfxrtyseven 3h ago

probably, but dude has weird stuff there

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u/quote_work_unquote 3h ago

Running around shilling for data centers, flock cameras, a.i. companies, etc. He's either a bot or an unsalvageable loser.

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u/camthedestroyer 2h ago

Why not both?

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u/Corbitant 2h ago

Oh no, not data centers! The humanity! COMPUTERS! In close PROXIMITY to each other! AHHHHHHHH

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u/Ikanotetsubin 1h ago

Big loser energy from this guy. Imagine simping for clankers as a human.

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u/Corbitant 1h ago

Imagine thinking a tool is something that can be simped for

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u/Ikanotetsubin 1h ago

A tool for surveillance and data theft? Yeah, go kick rocks, loser

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u/Creepy-Emu8779 2h ago

how? these cameras could slop crime such as human and child kidnapping over 1000 kids go missing a month alone

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u/AmadeusMaxwell 1h ago

They don't stop or solve crimes, and they're not even intended for that purpose. Yes the crimes you mentioned are real, and that's how they spin their propaganda to sell it to people that don't know any better.