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All flock cameras are privately owned, by flock. They install them at a charge per the jurisdiction that orders them and pays the subscription costs… those subs
by reactordev 3mo ago
All flock cameras are privately owned, by flock. They install them at a charge per the jurisdiction that orders them and pays the subscription costs… those subscription fees allow Mr Local Law Abuser to lookup any license plate it has read, when, where, with a picture of the vehicle.
https://deflock.org https://deflock.org
You’d be surprised how many there are.
- __MatrixMan__ 3mo agoSo when I put a bag over the camera, it's up to flock to remove it? I haven't stuck around to find out who shows up. Sometimes it takes a week or so, other times it's next day.
- Manuel_D 3mo agoThe point is, some of flock's customers are private businesses. E.g. the Home Depot by me uses them. No amount of pressure by voters can take those cameras down.
- reactordev 3mo agoShady part is, all of flock’s customers are businesses. Municipalities that use flock do so through a contracting company, it’s always once removed…