What the Flock is going on here!

[David L]

 

[wittaj]

Who knows if true, but wouldn't surprise me

 

[tigerwillow1]

Another tracking without a warrant mechanism. According to this video, almost all smartphone users are individually location tracked 24x7. Makes me glad I use mine only for phone calls, texts, and hotspot. And not very often for any of them

 

[David L]

Another tracking without a warrant mechanism. According to this video, almost all smartphone users are individually location tracked 24x7. Makes me glad I use mine only for phone calls, texts, and hotspot. And not very often for any of them

This is why every company is pushing their App, to sell your Data...

 

[Arjun]

 

[Arjun]

Lets look at the bright side - at least with these Flock cameras, now we know if Americans are really honest people

 

[David L]

Lets look at the bright side - at least with these Flock cameras, now we know if Americans are really honest people

Vader likes them, haha

 

[Arjun]

No - this is WTFlock going on . Who needs Flock, when you have your own cameras

 

[bigredfish]

For the ones who need a visual to understand

 

[JPmedia]

I expect other law enforcement agencies to try and adopt this practice that Alabama has in place:

 

[JPmedia]

And they're now downplaying and trying to justify the use of Flock:

 

[JPmedia]

It's all about the residuals they receive from Flock and its investors. I would bet that much of the "payouts" are earmarked for NGA (non-government-activities [pocketed])

 

[bigredfish]

And they're now downplaying and trying to justify the use of Flock:

Grady has lost my respect
He’s also against body cameras for his deputies.
Hypocrite

 

[David L]

Grady has lost my respect
He’s also against body cameras for his deputies.
Hypocrite

Yeah, I liked watching his Tuff on Criminals videos, his way of pointing out the criminals was entertaining.

 

[Arjun]

If you did no wrongdoing and have good intentions, then who cares about Flock cameras right?
Flock You

I bet we all already have microchips in our guts and asses anyway - its too late

 

[TonyR]

This guy must have wanted to get arrested....start with a truck bed full of Flocks on poles with solar panels AND display a fake license plate .....

 

[David L]

This guy must have wanted to get arrested....start with a truck bed full of Flocks on poles with solar panels AND display a fake license plate .....

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Saving Tax Payer money and helping out LE by returning the Flock cameras to them after they ended their contract with Flock, hahaha, Love it...he got my support...

This story just made my day...

 

[JPmedia]

Grady has lost my respect
He’s also against body cameras for his deputies.
Hypocrite

Yeah, we're finding just how much those who supposedly represent us don't. And it does not matter who is playing the game. Money talks and bullshit walks. The grand plan is in place and it's coming regardless. There may be some short delays, but it's not for our benefit, it's for those running the show to correct small unplanned issues.

I'm going off on a tangent here, but I've been watching all the automakers implode with bad engines, thinking they're just trying to be cheap and increase profits. While they are cheapening out for profit, I believe there may be a long-term goal of forcing buyers into thinking combustion engines are unreliable and that electric cars are the better option. I mean if you make combustion engines seem unreliable, what's your options? It is just my thoughts, but I believe the goal is to eliminate forms of transportation they can't control or track. Yeah, they can track your phone, but that's an easy issue to solve by not having it with you.

 

[David L]

Yeah, we're finding just how much those who supposedly represent us don't. And it does not matter who is playing the game. Money talks and bullshit walks. The grand plan is in place and it's coming regardless. There may be some short delays, but it's not for our benefit, it's for those running the show to correct small unplanned issues.

I'm going off on a tangent here, but I've been watching all the automakers implode with bad engines, thinking they're just trying to be cheap and increase profits. While they are cheapening out for profit, I believe there may be a long-term goal of forcing buyers into thinking combustion engines are unreliable and that electric cars are the better option. I mean if you make combustion engines seem unreliable, what's your options? It is just my thoughts, but I believe the goal is to eliminate forms of transportation they can't control or track. Yeah, they can track your phone, but that's an easy issue to solve by not having it with you.

Good point. I watched a few videos talking about the newer engines are not as forgiving as the older ones, displacements being tighter...

I still want to know how RAM is tracking my mileage even though I have WiFi turned Off and have never signed up for their App. I get emailed monthly health reports, they include mileage, tire pressure, oil life remaining, recall status.

I am guessing if I had a bad health report they would possibly deny warranty?

 

[JPmedia]

Good point. I watched a few videos talking about the newer engines are not as forgiving as the older ones, displacements being tighter...

I still want to know how RAM is tracking my mileage even though I have WiFi turned Off and have never signed up for their App. I get emailed monthly health reports, they include mileage, tire pressure, oil life remaining, recall status.

I am guessing if I had a bad health report they would possibly deny warranty?

Most newer vehicles have a telemetry module which collects data from the vehicle and transmits it via cellular transceiver. There are videos on YouTube which show you how to disable that device. Not sure the exact years as every manufacturer implemented at different times. I imagine it would be easy to find through an online search though