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WOMEN FLOCK CAMERAS ARE WATCHING YOU Camera Count & Reach: By early 2026, Flock Safety operates over 90,000 solar-powered, cellular-connected cameras. System Usage: These cameras are deployed in over 6,000 communities across 49 states, with some reports noting partnerships with over 5,000 law enforcement agencies. Beware of Flock "safety" cameras! These AI-Powered Surveillance Cameras Are Everywhere—and People Have Had Enough 1 day ago So I decided to take a road trip and go see one of these cameras for myself At the end of this video I'll tell you how to find these cameras and get them out of your community especially since according to this lawmaker They're creating a digital footprint of your entire life without a single warrant Your morning commute to work, it's tracked dropping off your kids at their soccer practice? Dropping off your kids at their soccer practice, that's logged So here's what I did I pulled up a website called deflock.me which maps every Flock camera in the country typed in my zip code and realized that they have cameras at intersections I drive through every single day Everywhere you see color on this map there is a Flock camera Here's what nobody is telling you Flock is not just a police tool Your HOA can buy them HOA or Big Brother? Suncoast neighborhoods use controversial technology to fine speeders Aug 8, 2025 Lowe's faces pressure to cut ties with Flock Safety as AI surveillance data raises serious privacy concerns Advocates led by Fight for the Future have demanded that the retailer terminate its contracts with the controversial AI-powered security startup. SHARE ADD ON GOOGLE Lowe's has them in their parking lot Schools are voting to install them Pitt County Schools approve Flock cameras at two schools 2 weeks ago Even a church in Florida just put one on its perimeter FLOCK CAMERA Every camera, no matter who installs it, feeds the same database. and that's why I had to be clear about how these cameras looked And here's the more troubling part The Institute for Justice found that 14 cops used this technology to stalk women Police Have Reportedly Used License Plate Readers to Stalk Romantic Interests at Least 14 Times in Recent Years Christopher Ingraham · April 27, 2026 that 14 cops used this technology to stalk women that they were dating. In fact, a Kansas police chief tracked his ex-girlfriend 228 times Aug 18, 2024 ex more than 200 times The Electronic Frontier Foundation found that 50 agencies used this technology to track protesters Florida police used Flock cameras to track No Kings protesters 5 days ago that 50 agencies used this technology to track protesters 53 cities have successfully rejected Flock cameras As of March 2026, 53 cities across 20 U.S. states have either deactivated or rejected the installation of Flock Safety license plate- reading cameras. This growing backlash is largely driven by privacy concerns, with 38 of these rejections occurring in the six months prior to March 2026. Facebook +2 53 cities have successfully rejected Flock cameras Maybe your city should be next. LINK IN BIO and other AI issues at the Black Wealth Summit BLACK WEALTH SUMMIT DC ON SATURDAY LINK IN BIO Come see me on Saturday

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There is one AI-powered surveillance camera. There is one AI-powered surveillance camera for every 3700 Americans. Flock Safety operates over 90,000 solar-powered, cellular-connected cameras. These cameras are deployed in over 6,000 communities across 49 states, with some reports noting partnerships with over 5,000 law enforcement agencies. Beware of Flock "safety" cameras! Especially since according to this lawmaker, they're creating a digital footprint of your entire life without a single warrant. Your morning commute to work, it's tracked. Dropping off your kids at their soccer practice, that's logged. So here's what I did. I pulled up a website called deflock.me, which maps every Flock camera in the country. Typed in my zip code and realized that they have cameras at intersections I drive through every single day. Everywhere you see color on this map, there is a Flock camera. Here's what nobody is telling you. Flock is not just a police tool. Your HOA can buy them. Lowe's has them in their parking lot. Schools are voting to install them. Even a church in Florida just put one on its perimeter. Every camera, no matter who installs it, feeds the same database. And that's why I had to be clear about how these cameras looked and where they were. And here's the more troubling part. The Institute for Justice found that 14 cops used this technology to stalk women that they were dating. In fact, a Kansas police chief tracked his ex more than 200 times. The Electronic Frontier Foundation found that 50 agencies used this technology to track protesters. 53 cities have successfully rejected Flock cameras. As of March 2026, 53 cities across 20 U.S. states have either deactivated or rejected the installation of Flock Safety license plate-reading cameras. This growing backlash is largely driven by privacy concerns, with 38 of these rejections occurring in the six months prior to March 2026. Maybe your city should be next. I'm gonna be talking about this and other AI issues at the Black Wealth Summit. Link in bio. Black Wealth Summit DC on Saturday. Link in bio. Come see me on Saturday.

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