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    re: johnnyquestlives note from earlier, regarding Flock.

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    • fun!AQUTE
    • few observations from what i've seen... implementation is disjointed. i.e.- richer cities/community enclaves usually install them.jonny_quest_lives
    • so you will find them in cities/communities that either subcontract out policing to County Sherriff's.jonny_quest_lives
    • I get the sense data is not shared real time between statewide departments. i've read LAPD has their own Plate reading tech nad doesn't use flockjonny_quest_lives
    • just everything i have read thus far just reaffirms their revenue is in the data harvesting not crime stopping.jonny_quest_lives
    • LAPD uses Motorola ALPR https://www.motorola…jonny_quest_lives
    • Flock's business model in So Cal... Elderly peeps at local city council meetings: "Something must be done about the crimes. I see smash and grabs on the news"jonny_quest_lives
    • "what are you doing to protect us? what are out property taxes doing? " Mayor and city council in and effort to seem proactive invite Flock in for a sales pitchjonny_quest_lives
    • bing bang boom solar powered Flock cameras across town...jonny_quest_lives
    • 3 months later... no change in crime states because their never was a crime surge.jonny_quest_lives
    • Same, Flock starts in rich areas, eventually everything is blanketed in some form of surveillance the gov / corps can sift through.garbage
    • Everything from every Ring cam in your neighborhood to almost everywhere you buy groceries.garbage
    • Seattle is about to massively expand its own citywide surveillance system, despite little evidence that the pilot program was a net positive.garbage
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