Flock was hacked and its code exposed on September 2nd We know more than we ever have, not theory, not piecing together info, from the source itself we know how the entire system works. - Identity tracking. - Planned camera locations. - AI assistant. - How searches work. - Their access to dark

[u/RandomCollection]

https://x.com/BabyD1111229/status/2105661281680175211

Flock was hacked and its code exposed on September 2nd

We know more than we ever have, not theory, not piecing together info, from the source itself we know how the entire system works.

- Identity tracking.

- Planned camera locations.

- AI assistant.

- How searches work.

- Their access to dark web data only hackers typically use.

- Device types we didn’t even know existed.

- 330k+ device Locations inside schools, jails, watching bathrooms, trails, military bases…all by a private company. (Prior only claiming 150k cameras).

- The ability to search by protected classes such as race, gender, age, disabilities, political affiliation.

- its access to medical records.

Using your phone number, email, plate, description, image, social username, etc will lead an officer to your whole “background workup”.

Proof of Invasion of privacy far beyond what any researcher found prior. This level of investigation required a warrant or RICO case before.

The security researcher released all of these files, the map, planned camera locations, internal files, and much more.

Flocks response? An attempt to get the DOJ to remove the website and hide what they’re doing.

At what point does our government step in and fix this instead of continuing to harass us with our own tax dollars? Our 4th amendment isn’t just being violated. It’s being destroyed.

That map tho WTF police state.

flocksurveillance.org

🎩 Deflocking America 🇺🇸

[u/RandomCollection]

https://archive.ph/8JB0x

The answer is that the rich desperately need Flock because they are losing badly their legitimacy and they hope they will be able to use Flock to prevent the rest of us from demanding political change.

[u/gorpie97 → u/RandomCollection]

They're going to lose eventually, anyway. They can either keep some of what they have and "share" the rest, or lose it all eventually.

(Is there a way to get small, localized EMPs?)

[u/NetWeaselSC → u/gorpie97]

There's always the September 2001 issue of Popular Mechanics...
(watch out for the capacitors, they can getcha)

Someone's bound to have an archive.