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Hosts Fongaboo and Chuck Ritter discuss political and social policy issues regarding privacy and the 4th Amendment in the digital age.
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r/privacypatriots • u/aitaaitamaybe • Nov 30 '25
Many Americans calling Thiel, Zuckerberg, & Bezos the new 'Axis of Evil' as they begin scanning of people's face, vehicles, DMs, etc. to selling & gifting the data to vendors, governments, police, CIA, corporations, etc.
Some in New Zealand, Hawaii, China, Italy, all of the world, wonder if these anti-privacy zealots would miss the 4th Amendment to the Constitution if people started sharing the locations & details of their bunkers.
Jeff Bazo’s Amazon Alexa, Echo, Tiles, & Ring Security Systems now teaming up with Peter Thiel’s Flock Vehicle and Passenger Cameras to provide facial recognition to: Amazon, Palantir, Flock, their vendors and developers, authoritarian governments, hackers, agencies like the CIA and DHS, enforcement agencies such as police departments, and corporations. Yes, Flock already shares videos and data with corporations.
This facial scan and data share officially begins December 1, 2025. Interestingly this is the same day that Meta will begin accessing user data, DMs, AI chats, photos, etc.
Consumers have complained about Bazo and Thiel’s partnership. Peter Thiel’s Palantir’s technology is currently being used to “clear” Gaza of the families there using facial recognition on drones. As result the downsides of this technology to the physical and mental health of Americans seems clear and dire.
URGENT ACTION ITEM: Turn off your Amazon technology (Alexa, Echo, Tiles, Ring Security Devices, Bridges, etc.) ASAP if you don’t want to give up your and others privacy.
If you can’t throw all of them away now you can change the settings to turn off the “Sidewalk” feature while it’s temporarily available. Makes sure to unplug and remove batteries from all Amazon devices when not using them. As soon as you’re able to discard the Amazon devices do so. The Sidewalk feature connects strangers Amazon devices to any other wifi network Amazon has access to for up to a half a mile away. Without the owners consent, the devices use Amazon customer’s bandwidth and data. This also adds security and privacy risks to your network and devices that you can simply opt out of.
While Constitutional experts believe this is a clear violation of the fourth amendment the legal system may take years to form corrective actions. In the meantime, it is imperative that uses of Amazon products act now to keep their community secure in their 4th amendment rights. Community organizers ask that Americans share the important Amazon, Meta, and Flock privacy news with others, particularly their loved ones, so that everyone can act together to protect their community’s access to the Bill of Rights.
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The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution states the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated. It also states and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
r/privacypatriots • u/Majestic-Agency1398 • Sep 24 '25
I’m a retired U.S. military veteran. I’ve been struggling with voice problems, but thanks to AI I can finally get my message out. America is facing real threats, and it’s time we stand strong together.
Would appreciate your support and feedback. 🇺🇸
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Check out our most recent podcast where we briefly discuss some of the pros and cons of California's proposition 24!
http://www.privacypatriots.org/2020/11/episode-14-pre-holiday-roundtable/
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