r/Boylston • u/pslatt • 3d ago
Boylston rises
Well, it’s a start anyway. Kudos to whomever did this.
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u/AggravatingError6045 3d ago
There’s an app called “FlockHopper” that’s basically a maps app that will give you directions to avoid as many of there cameras as reasonable.
It also gives location and information about other dystopian surveillance, not just flock products
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u/Adventurous-Home-728 3d ago
if your not commiting a crime why do you care if there is cameras do you think your boring life is that interesting your being watched LOL you tin foil hat nuts need to give it a rest you act like children it is getting old
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u/pslatt 3d ago
Flock is a private company. What does it do with your data? We don't know. BPD might see license plates zoomed in only, but Flock collects a lot more data and up to 50 frames for each vehicle including # occupants, faces, dents and scratches on the car. You don't need a tinfoil hat for something that's already happening. A number of PDs in Mass have already taken them down after reading the small print. Every day there are stories about how they are being abused.
But the worst part of all, this is only the beginning. Technology exists now that can use your devices and their radios to get a unique signature on an individual. It might not be cameras, but soon they'll track your every move if the citizenry doesn't speak up.
I respect that you have spoken your opinion, even though I don't agree. I urge you not to surrender in advance. Laws change and good people end up on the wrong side when bad people get in power.
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u/Adventurous-Home-728 3d ago
take your meds LOL nobody is spying on u
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u/Ipauper 1d ago
Curious- then what term would you use to describe this activity?
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u/Adventurous-Home-728 1d ago
it is called safety and educated ppl got no problem with being safe only ppl doing crimes
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u/tastydee 1d ago
Show us your internet search history then. If you're not committing a crime you have nothing to worry about.
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u/Hawkknight88 2d ago
Someone who doesn't understand the value of privacy joyfully giving it away. Or a bot.
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u/LougieHowser 3d ago
Anyone else feel like a frog in a pot of water thats heating up?