I hope you are correct.

He will be taking over elections.

Each and every one who was involved. But the entire system is designed from the ground up to ensure those responsible can never face consequences.

Has the bubble popped now?

Definitely tampered with it.

How would we know?

You silly goose. 2FA is protecting the privacy of what’s inside your account. You’re essentially saying “I hate privacy but not actually because I still keep my accounts private.” Very silly. Sorry.

Why do you use 2FA? You shouldn’t. You don’t like privacy.

Give me all of your account passwords, right now.

Flock does not exist for the purpose of public safety and they do not produce ALPRs. Flock Surveillance makes machine learning powered surveillance products.

Yes, ALPR is a term used for the purpose of public relations. It does not accurately describe the technology.

Generally the ones putting them in are on the side of the system that gets a free pass wherever they go. And the majority of the public that allows it to happen fall for the “nothing to hide, nothing to fear” fallacy.

It uses machine learning algorithms to identify vehicles independently of the license plate. Leaked documentation has also shown they operate facial recognition tech, in direct contradiction to the lies they tell the public. Flock is fundamentally an evil company, delivering the infrastructure for totalitarian rule, wrapped in the alluring false promise of eliminating crime. They know exactly what they are doing, which is why they are so heartily embraced by fascists in government, from the top all the way down.

Is this concept viable? Interesting.

Maybe time to start creating devices that spam various Bluetooth MACs and just leave them around… Raise the noise floor a bit

It’d’ve been wild if someone had managed to jump out the Mumbai

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Remove the cameras, but the people who put them there are still in place. You think they’re just going to give up on their dream of omniscience?

What kind of bugs? This is the first I’ve heard. What was your experience like?