Suns'a'beaches...🤬 Do they even take the Constitution and our Bill of Rights into consideration anymore? It's up to us to Hold them All Accountable! They'll just keep usurping our Freedoms until we make them stop!
"Flock Safety cameras have been identified on nature trails, bike paths, and in rural wilderness areas, sparking significant privacy concerns.** Security researchers and media outlets have documented instances of these cameras, particularly the AI-enabled Condor models, being deployed on hiking and biking trails in locations such as Colorado and Georgia.
Security Vulnerabilities and Tracking Capabilities Recent investigations revealed that numerous Flock cameras, including those on public trails, were left exposed to the open internet without password protection. These exposed streams allowed anyone to watch real-time footage and access up to 30 days of recorded history, capturing detailed movements of pedestrians and cyclists. While Flock markets its primary devices as license plate readers, the Condor cameras feature pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) capabilities and AI-driven object detection that can track people as they move through a frame.
Expansion into Non-Traditional Areas Law enforcement agencies have installed these devices in remote locations, such as the Richland Wildlife Management Area in Florida, where over 40 cameras were placed near wilderness crossroads without documented crime patterns justifying their presence. Critics argue that deploying surveillance infrastructure in nature trails and parks represents a disproportionate expansion of mass surveillance, with some communities moving to terminate contracts or install ordinances to restrict future deployments. The technology allows for the collection of data not just on vehicles, but on pedestrian behavior, raising concerns about the tracking of innocent public land users."
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