No Worries About Flock Cameras?

As one reader responded: "If someone uses the 'if you’re not doing anything wrong,' they are only one of two types of people: grossly ignorant, or out to f*ck you."

MUST READ: A recent post says: "I dont understand why people hate FLOCK cameras so much. If you’re not doing anything wrong, why does it bother you?"

Because our tax dollars are spent on something which inevitably will be misused against us. "Toka is an Israeli cyber intelligence company whose software can locate security cameras, take control of their IT systems, alter live or recorded video feeds, and leave virtually no digital footprint. Founded in 2018 with offices in Tel Aviv and Washington, D.C., the firm is co-founded by former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and former military cyber chief Yaron Rosen. The software can scan for security cameras within a specific area, intercept or divert live streams, track license plates, and modify past or active recordings without appearing on the target device's user list or leaving standard hacking."

So the capability is there to frame the innocent and erase evidence against those the system protects. And did you know some cameras can do way more than catch you speeding and see your license plate - many can basically Xray everything inside vehicles - detecting all contents in detail? Is it acceptable to have governments and corporations put everyone under constant surveillance and analysis? How often do hacks and data breaches happen? How often are companies set up to gather info privately, with laws governing how they can’t use the data - only to be purposefully bankrupted so another company can buy their assets (your data) with no restrictions? Or should there be a greater concern for basic rights to privacy?

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