FLOCK cameras, have you seen them????

[J.W.]

I don't think there is specifically, but there is for the speed trap cameras.

For License Plate reading cameras, there's this: https://deflock.me/

 

[J.W.]

For License Plate reading cameras, there's this: https://deflock.me/

OF COURSE there's one right in front of Bucee's. 🤬

 

[Fatal_Bert]

This is only the beginning. Our new "efficient" federal government is going to be more efficient than ever at keeping track of our every move.

 

[charlie hotel lima]

This is only the beginning. Our new "efficient" federal government is going to be more efficient than ever at keeping track of our every move.

It's what they do.

 

[buellbrewer]

OF COURSE there's one right in front of Bucee's. 🤬

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have several around stockbridge proper. pretty much at city limit signs on all in/out roads.

 

[Wile E. Coyote 5.0]

I got my wife a plate cover because she has a lead foot and the Jeep's in my name. They work but only for a couple of years before the coating wears off. You have to replace them or respray them after 2-3 years

 

[Bagman]

Capture a license plate? Okay. I don't love it, but it's a publicly issued document, in use on a public roadway. Without a warrant, use should be limited to automated searches for reported stolen vehicles, active manhunts, etc. Any other investigative access should require a warrant.

On the other hand...pictures gathered from a government operated network of cameras, of cars, pedestrians, bikes, etc., into a persistent database that can be used to track individuals without a warranty? Blatant violation of the 4th Amendment and prevailing case law.

My opinion is they should use technology to trim out anything but the license plate.

I'm pretty sure no warrant is necessary to film anything in plain view in public.

 

[Fatal_Bert]

It's what they do.

It's what they want to do, but they're kinda retarded and outdated and there inefficiency plays in our favor. Elon is gonna clean all that up though, give them the best AI surveillance systems possible. Of course there will be rules in place to keep the government from abusing these tools

 

[Bagman]

Most newer cars/trucks have DCM's, Data Communication Modules, that collect data about speed, braking, location, etc. that they sell to insurance companies. Data collection about you is everywhere.

 

[edindah]

FLOCK cameras were instrumental in nabbing the folks who broke into Dahlonega Gold and Pawn a few months ago. IIRC - Break in at 0400 in Dahlonega, arrests by 0730 in Dallas, GA.