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Posted by anjel 5 hours ago

An interactive map of Flock Cams(deflock.org)
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nickstinemates 3 hours ago|
None in my area. Time to disperse. Get out of major cities like the pandemic promised. Fill in this great country we live in. Proliferate the governments surveillance for them.
craftkiller 3 hours ago||
Huh, none on the upper west side in NYC. Interesting.
ergocoder 1 hour ago||
I'm gonna get downvoted for this.

But I'd like cameras in my neighborhood. Sure, there's a security risk but there's also a risk of not catching criminals due to lack of evidence. Tons of crimes aren't prosecuted due to the lack of evidence.

A security risk doesn't impact average people, and it can be handled more easily.

pseudalopex 6 minutes ago|
Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading.[1]

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

andoando 2 hours ago||
Why dont they put up a couple drones up high in the sky
runjake 4 hours ago||
Great site.

Caveat: it does not seem to update camera statuses after initial reporting. I see several cameras that were removed long ago, or have been repositioned, but their old statuses remain.

pietervdvn 4 hours ago||
You can use https://mapcomplete.org/surveillance to delete the cameras from OSM
CGMthrowaway 4 hours ago||
DeFlock is powered by crowdsourced data from the OpenStreetMap community. The map is incomplete! New locations are always being added. Know of a missing ALPR? Contribute to the map: https://deflock.org/report/id
the_real_cher 2 hours ago||
You can bet money theyre selling this data to private companies like repo men.
sanufar 3 hours ago||
Jeez there’s a few all around my uni and surrounding areas, did not know about that at all.
NoSalt 3 hours ago||
I wonder how long until the site gets taken down. You know ... to protect the children.
jppope 2 hours ago||
So silly question. Flock is making money off of my Name, Image, and Likeness can I request compensation for that?
cdrnsf 4 hours ago|
Remember, according to Flock's CEO, Deflock is a terrorist organization.
mikece 3 hours ago||
Yes, and according to Steve Ballmer (back in the day) Linux Torvalds was a terrorist. People are allowed to say stupid things.
burkaman 3 hours ago|||
I don't think this is true, I can't even find anyone else claiming this happened.
nullsanity 2 hours ago||
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technol0gic 3 hours ago||||
by "say stupid things," you of course mean "tell bald-faced lies"
jLaForest 3 hours ago||||
People are allowed to say stupid things....and those people should be held accountable for the stupid things they say
hsuduebc2 3 hours ago|||
Everyone who is not content with the way I do business must be a terrorist for sure. o_o
hsuduebc2 3 hours ago|||
Lol, sure it is. Ridiculous.
birdo-wordo 2 hours ago||
The community around deflock promotes and condones theft and vandalism on these devices.

The T word is out of line, but I think that's the spirit of what he meant.

dawnerd 2 hours ago|||
That’s not a group associated with or really related to deflock. Deflock at most has stickers and signs to put up.
array_key_first 2 hours ago|||
A more generous term is civil disobedience. I think the argument is the original theft was using tax payers dollars on fancy tracking devices in the first place.
birdo-wordo 2 hours ago||
It's not civil if it's law breaking.
array_key_first 2 hours ago||
That's literally exactly what civil disobedience is.
birdo-wordo 2 hours ago||
No that's uncivil disobedience. The difference is inaction vs action.
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