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Hacked Data Shows Just What Flock Cameras Are Really Recording
Flock cameras are recording even more than you think.A hacker collective known as stegan0gram tore down a Flock camera, scoured its insides, and shared the results with WIRED Wednesday, revealing that the proliferating surveillance devices are capturing and logging far more than license plate numbers.A joint analysis of the camera’s data indicated that it…
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Flock cameras are recording even more than you think.A hacker collective known as stegan0gram tore down a Flock camera, scoured its insides, and shared the results with WIRED Wednesday, revealing that the proliferating surveillance devices are capturing and logging far more than license plate numbers.A joint analysis of the camera’s data indicated that it…
In a campaign ad released Monday, Seth Bodnar—an Independent candidate running for U.S. Senate in Montana—warns viewers that Flock Safety cameras are tracking Americans “getting groceries,” “going to church,” and “buying ammo for the season.” He then sets a surveillance camera on a tree stump, pulls a shotgun from his car, and just absolutely blows…
A petition demanding the removal of the surveillance cameras has more than 15,000 signatories.
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Montana Senate candidate Seth Bodnar, an independent, released a video on Monday that features him shooting a Flock Safety camera, making him the latest candidate to oppose the controversial automatic license plate readers. Flock cameras have been positioned as a marquee issue by some candidates in the midterm elections, as nationwide resistance to the…
WASHINGTON — Republican North Carolina Rep. Pat Harrigan spoke out against Flock Safety’s vast network of surveillance devices and proposed a way Congress can rebuke the heavily…
