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Flock cameras at gun ranges

I look at it this way. Most of us on here disagree with the pretext of these cameras. We're not fighting them for today per say, we're fighting them for our grandkids forward. Just imagine what our country would look like today if the early pioneers would not fought back against the tax put on us from Great Britain. We as a country would be far different than we are today. I don't want the country to be that far different going forward to where we've turned into East Germany or worse North Korea.
We have to stay vigilant.
If you want to see, watch this series on Amazon…though I watched all the seasons as they were originally broadcasting, it was certainly prophetic. Towards the end, there are some out of control AI scenarios as well…more prophecy!

Person of Interest

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Officers typically canvas areas where crimes have occurred to get permission from owners of surveillance cameras to access video. If data goes to the cloud I am pretty sure you would need a warrant if the owner doesn't give it up.
Based on what ring camera you own the purchase of the Ring camera gives permission to law enforcement to access your video with or without your consent. This was an agreement entered into by Ring. Older Gen 1 cameras are not part of the deal.
 
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