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    Flock cameras connecting to Palantir data centers seen recently added in nearby neighborhoods at homes that advise police on how to react to flagged incidents, log every person ever recorded into a database with license plate & facial recognition files of people who were ever detected by one.

    Flock cameras connecting to Palantir data centers seen recently added in nearby neighborhoods at homes that advise police on how to react to flagged incidents, log every person ever recorded into a database with license plate & facial recognition files of people who were ever detected by one.

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    2. Initial_Row_6400 on

      It’d be a shame if someone went around with high powered lasers and pointed them into their lenses. That would really suck for ole palantir

    5. canigetahint on

      There are about 2 1/2 dozen of these slated to be put up in my little town, which is absurd. I’ve already added a couple I’ve found to the [Deflock.me](http://Deflock.me) map.

      It’s crazy to look around and see areas where neighborhoods are surrounded like this.

    8. rhaezorblue on

      Well this sure seems legal. Definitely not against the 4th amendment

    9. greyview18 on

      ![gif](giphy|87ddjLPawxvmU)

      Only one thing comes to mind with these maps.

    10. otherwisepandemonium on

      I’m grateful some communities in my state are starting to push back. Many aren’t renewing their Flock leases after public outrage.

    11. meadow_beaumont on

      Wow, I just lookeded at my county. I border another state and almost all of them are on roads going into the other state. Interesting

    13. makethislifecount on

      What app is this? Is there a place where we can see where these camera are?

    15. Hot-Comfort8839 on

      They’re rolling up the 4th amendment, and smoking it at this point.

    16. groblin_gubers on

      Grab yourself a black mask and a jigsaw. Cut them down and steal the silver inside. Fuck big brother, watch the wallet drain.

    18. DimensionCareful507 on

      how do you get access to this to see where all these flock cams are?

    19. ChumbleBumbler on

      Did you know there’s copper and other precious metals in each Flock camera? It’s easier than stealing a catalytic converter!

    20. Blackpre93 on

      I’m so glad our community listened to us and removed them after some backlash.

    23. Lunar-Baboon on

      I hear flock cameras have a LOT of scrap silver and platinum in them

    25. guestpassonly on

      yall gonna have to start destroying these cameras asap before they destroy your life.

    29. kid_blue96 on

      So when do we get to the point that they start using existing data to show where future crimes will be committed and by whom

    31. daminiskos0309 on

      Reminds me of the cop cars in the gta V min8 map. Showing what direction they’re looking.

    32. Da_danimal on

      Not sure who needs to hear this but there’s a good deal of copper in those

    34. NHmountain-man on

      People in the USA – FIGHT BACK against these. Go to your local town hall, city council or whatever governing body and demand these be taken down. Retaining unlimited data with out a warrant is direct violation of the 4th amendment of the US Constitution. Generally data cannot be retained for more than a month, and a certain number of data points with out a warrant.

      Get a local attorney involved to help your cause.

    35. djmere on

      Green laser pointers destroy camera sensors… 🤷🏾‍♂️ Just a random piece of information.

    38. Soleks2000 on

      Time to start doing what they’re doing in England and chop them all down

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