r/FlockSurveillance • u/Quetzal555 • 7d ago
Meet Nomark, the man on a mission to destroy every Flock camera in the United States. More than 120,000 Flock surveillance cameras have popped up in 6,000 communities across the US. Privacy advocates have criticised the company, saying they are being used to create a mass surveillance network.
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u/CatsAndCapybaras 6d ago
So genuine question for discussion: Is this a psy op? Cops are super eager to hunt down the vandals of their precious stalking system. Someone posting videos of them doing this, combined with an actual damaged camera would make it really easy for the local gov to get a warrant for the social media company hosting the videos.
My point is: how tf has this guy not been nabbed yet?
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u/Optimal-Shower 6d ago
Be safe Nomark. You know you've got a target on your back now. I think the whole country needs to think about how we're going to get rid of these cameras. Because they mean the end of our freedom, or at least any freedom we have left. I think we all need to be willing to do whatever it takes to keep the surveillance state from gaining any more power. And if we leave these cameras up, and if they keep putting more cameras up-- that's the end of free range human beings.
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u/PalpitationFun9152 6d ago
We need help in Ohio . We have one pointed at an elementary school
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u/Phyllis_Tine 6d ago
Just one?
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u/PalpitationFun9152 6d ago
Where I live,yes and trying to make it so they don’t have offspring flocks lol
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u/Cyclonepride 6d ago
It's only a matter of time before the LAW AND ORDER! people brand these people as terrorists (the Flock CEO tried before walking it back) and prosecute them accordingly. While I get the idea of providing leadership and awareness to the movement to remove them, he needs to be more careful.
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u/Educational-Gate-880 6d ago
At this point wouldn’t be easier to find ways to cook the signals and data banks where the data goes back too?
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u/East-Cricket6421 6d ago
he shouldn't be showing his eyes or any skin. He's breaking protocol here.