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New Digital Surveillance Tools Threaten Gun Owner Privacy

Lab4Us said:
I still stand by this is where we’re headed, with nothing we can do about it (buried too deep in the swamp). Person of Interest is turning into quite the prophetic television, running from 2011-2016, beginning a few years after the release of the first iPhone. They’ve recently let the public know about flock cameras here in our small city of 120k. So far posted at major intersections where they can track traffic entering/leaving town. Or at least that’s what they’re saying.

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I'm not convinced that we are not there already.
 

Flock CEO Claims Its Cameras Aren’t a Constitutional Violation: ‘Cut and Dry’​

Flock Safety Founder and CEO Garrett Langley sat down in an exclusive one-on-one interview on The Drivecast to discuss the growing public discourse over public privacy, the Fourth Amendment, and where Flock sits. The executive was definitive in he doesn’t believe there’s a legal issue today and won’t be one in the future either.

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Flock CEO Claims Its Cameras Aren't a Constitutional Violation: 'Cut and Dry'

Flock CEO Garrett Langley told The Drive, "The courts have deemed this is not a warrantless search."
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I think it's obvious from the maps that have been posted that the Flock camers are being used in areas were people live.

We're not talking about webcams watching bird nests.
 
Talyn said:
I think it's obvious from the maps that have been posted that the Flock camers are being used in areas were people live.

We're not talking about webcams watching bird nests.
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I wasn't talking about bird nests, either. I wonder if we have any idea of the level of surveillance they will stop. What next? They have the ability to disable vehicles, but what else do we know that they can do? Where is it going to stop.
 
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