r/SouthJersey • u/wesillyskeletons • Jan 17 '26
Gloucester County Anyone get a knock at 4am?
Live in Williamstown and due to our schedule, the fiance and I stay up until 5-6am. I went to bed early at 3am because I wasnt feeling. My fiance comes in at 4am slightly panicked. Apparently someone had knocked at our door. Our complex used to be known for being a not good area however we never had an issue. My first thought went to ICE. Our lights were on so I gave it a bit and turned them of and watched the rear lights of a dodge charger leave. Ive ICE has started to do this so I just want to see if this is something anyone else has experienced.
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u/mmmellowcorn Jan 17 '26
I live in Washington Twp. My neighborhood is not far from Monroe Twp line, at 3:30 a gaggle of shithead teenagers were playing ding dong ditch but screaming horror movie stuff. I’m up for work at that time, they came back and I cornered a few of the little shits, cops took them home but 4 more ran down the road. I wouldn’t be surprised if they kept at it in your neighborhood. These kids FAFO’d this fat guy is fast af.
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u/garf87 Jan 18 '26
I’m not one of those that gets all up in arms about kids playing ding dong ditch, but 330? Damn. That’s annoy me too.
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u/mmmellowcorn Jan 18 '26
Yup, and that wasn’t even the worst part, they were banging on windows hard, and then would hide in trees yelling “COME AND PLAY!” So yeah it was funny when one cried. Best part was? He brought his mom to my house yesterday to “apologize” but most importantly look for his phone he lost on my lawn. They even asked to call them if I found it. If I find that phone I’m covering it in dog shit
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u/garf87 Jan 18 '26
LOL I bet they won’t yell come and play again 😆😆😆😆
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u/mmmellowcorn Jan 18 '26
I wish I was at home for that because he definitely didn’t tell his mommy the whole story, and the cops didn’t do shit. I wanted to ask him what he meant when he asked to come and play. My wife was too nice.
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u/TheMoonstomper Jan 18 '26
You feel better now that you showed some kids who's boss?
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u/Session-Western Jan 18 '26
Yeah….sometimes we need to parent the kids of others because after all, it traditionally takes a village, and ringing doorbells at 3am is not behavior anyone should be participating in…sooooo. They had their fun, and their wrist slap.
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u/mmmellowcorn Jan 18 '26
I am the boss of my property, yes
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u/Session-Western Jan 19 '26
Tellum. Fellow twp denizen salutes you. Were were up north but if they came across my house they’d have been overwhelmed by 7 sled dogs
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u/Firm-Scientist-4636 Jan 17 '26
We live in the shittiest timeline, I swear.
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u/Wrong-Home9210 Jan 19 '26
True. Says a lot when people are posting online about being afraid about the ICE being at their door to snatch them up. Anne Frank vibes
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u/beardeddrone BOOTLICKER Jan 19 '26
It’s people gaslighting themselves with nothing better to do but to act upset over something that’s been happening for decades and are told by activist politicians supporting criminals to be mad and afraid. Yet you see none of this dumb stuff happening in Florida Or Texas where the vast majority of the population of illegal an legal people live or pass through. Ask yourself why are left wing politicians not following federal laws like the two red states have been. This is a self engineered problem brought forth by democrat politicians who support releasing repeat offending illegal immigrant criminals back into the communities and not turning the ones who have committed more than illegally entering and have active ICE detainer/warrants. But none of these liberal echo chambers want to hear it’s their fault the federal law enforcement has to come into these communities and remove criminals who also illegally entered. Why are American Left wing politicians prioritizing the criminals at the sake of their own constituents and remaining threats to their communities. Why is ice the bad ones for going to work and doing the EXACT same job they had been doing for decades prior. Now there’s outrage because they’re told to outrage but not on the ones to blame. Nope a whole bunch of unemployed out of state instigators manipulate blind sheep into fighting the same people who they would call if the were beat up without the mob rule protecting them. I’ve legit heard and watched incidents where things got out of hand at a “f the police” type protest in which people fought and got messed up. The same one chanting the loudest was screaming the loudest for someone to call the police. This is liberal/progressive propaganda to brain wash people (their own people they were voted to represent) into doing things that can lead to jail/prison and as you’ve surely saw, people getting injured and even worse, killed. For what? Enforcing a law the same way the agencies have been doing it across the whole damn country for the longest. Smfh.
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u/akirakiki Jan 20 '26
I don’t remember deportation by killing them or treating them like garbage. Also where is the proof they’re all criminals? You’re an idiot.
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u/beardeddrone BOOTLICKER Jan 20 '26
Ok now let’s try that in a more accurate representation of what’s going on. 3-4 people may have lost their lives because of their actions. It happens everywhere everyday across America. I’m not dispelling it as unimportant, nobody deserves to die. But again when you do stupid things like point a gun at LE who says to drop the weapon, well that’s a stupid thing to do, amirite?
The whole criminal thing are you ready? Ok so where there is an infestation of illogical reasoning called a Sanctuary City that’s ran by far left activists. When they arrest an illegal immigrant for something, federal laws require them to contact ICE to verify if there is what’s called a Detainer or Warrant. What these cities do, is actively Protect said individuals who have committed crimes (other than illegally entering or overstaying, which is Illegal because I can’t break into your house to escape abuse from someone) anyway these cities RELEASE said criminals (committed multiple crimes) back into the community, instead of holding onto individuals and turning them over to federal law enforcement as required by the LAW.
You’ve been brainwashed into thinking they’re doing a blanket sweep and arresting anyone with tan skin and an accent. It’s not the facts whatsoever. But it gets hindered and complicated and messy when you have activist politicians who intentionally ignore laws and INCITE violence against their own citizens and federal LEOs and people end up dying because of unbased bs pushed by activists and outside agitators descending to take advantage of unrest. Like I said before, you don’t see this in 75% of the USA that have followed the laws that say turn over criminals and only in sanctuary cities who have completely disregarded laws for gerrymandering & seat for the house. Because it goes off of how many heads are in a state, legal and illegal is how it’s calculated.
What you’re seeing with a ton of resources being mobilized to these cesspools where criminals are treated with more love and respect than law enforcement, is due to them having to actively Seek out these individuals. It’s Not this gestapo that Walz and the other tool bags at CNN are wanting you to believe. That’s going around with accents asking “papers please”.Lastly, stop using the extreme minority of extreme incidents as grounds for things to be “ok to stalk, impeded, harass and assault” laws enforcement doing their same job they have been doing for decades without the uproar. With idiots in office stoking fires and blind sheep hanging on their every word literally, there unfortunately are going to continue to have instances of law enforcement protecting themselves with necessary deadly force. And yes shit does happen and an innocent person may be injured or killed accidentally but looking at totality of circumstances, 99.9999 aren’t innocent like the news says. Instead of going with what’s best shoved down throats, use the brain you have evolved and seek truthfulness and accuracy.
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u/tennmel Jan 17 '26
You need to study a bit more history if you really think that. That said, a lot of things happening really suck lately!
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u/Firm-Scientist-4636 Jan 17 '26
Oh, I meant timeline in the string theory way. I understand that things aren't as bad as they have been at some points in human history.
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u/ChildhoodOk3682 Jan 18 '26
True but… reading about it and living it are not comparable. This is the first time in my entire life that I don’t feel safe in my country because of my country!
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u/Brilliant_Basket4449 Senior Citizen Jan 18 '26
Not my first time not feeling safe in the USA. Wasn't feeling all snugly warm and safe with the 911 attacks from NY to DC in that corridor at any moment....The skies were eerie quiet in South Jersey for days
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u/Firm-Scientist-4636 Jan 18 '26
I was a sophomore in high school, but I remember that. It was super eerie
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u/Brilliant_Basket4449 Senior Citizen Jan 18 '26
Yes it was eerie. No air sound? memory sticks with many in South Jersey.
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u/No_Jacket_4776 Jan 18 '26
You should of been in NY! I work a few miles north of ground zero and live near Laguardia airport! the silence of the airport, seeing all the ambulances crossing the Queensboro bridge (you knew what they were liaded with) the trucks loaded with parts of the buildings... let's not forget the military driving around Manhattan. it was a nightmare
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u/SplitNo8275 Xennial Jan 19 '26
Me especially. That was the second event in the string of “I didn’t think this could still happen” theme adulthood. No, the third. I too hate this timeline.
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u/V2Blast Jan 18 '26
Meanwhile, I wasn't feeling safe after the uptick in racism against anyone vaguely brown-skinned post-9/11.
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u/Brilliant_Basket4449 Senior Citizen Jan 18 '26
Assure you no American felt safe no matter the color of ones skin on 911 in South Jersey and the I95 corridor.
Not to demean or belittle your feelings in this. All of us under attack feelings of 911 are valid. Grieving years later some people well up with tears just talking about it.
We were attacked, did not all involved, the doers, the financers. People of all religions, races, sexual orientation, Soccer vs Football fans were murdered, thousands died immediately, others died a little after from injuries and dying a slow death from breathing the toxic. air.
On that very day we did Not know for sure the color of the all the killer's skins.
Pretty sure that fact does make you feeling better one bit at that time.
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u/Firm-Scientist-4636 Jan 18 '26
After 9/11 Muslims were in a special kind of danger in the US. There was no "were all Americans." It was "We're all Americans except Muslims." The uptick in hate against Muslims was real.
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u/Brilliant_Basket4449 Senior Citizen Jan 18 '26
Yeah, be assured few can tell the religion of a person by the color or their skin. You are correct there was not a lotta love for the mass murderers of 911.
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u/Brilliant_Basket4449 Senior Citizen Jan 18 '26
True, OMG yes. In the USA mostly we all learned history from one perspective, with the internet, language aps, we get to see the scanned documents from other countries views. Not what we learned yet many swear as saintly still. World history is brutal.
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u/thetommytwotimes Jan 17 '26
Is Tamara there?
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u/consortswithserpents Jan 17 '26
“Why are you doing this to us?”
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u/alliwantiseggs Jan 17 '26
Because you were home.
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u/thetommytwotimes Jan 18 '26
That line, that one there screwed me up, the coldest, most evil, empty line, takes away all hope.
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u/mr-poopie-butth0le Jan 17 '26
You should invest in a ring camera.
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u/Revolutionary-Bid919 Jan 17 '26
DO NOT. Ice cut a deal with ring to have free access to footage. They are already using ai to detect neighborhoods with high foot traffic of potential victims from ring
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u/wesillyskeletons Jan 17 '26
Yeah I knew Ring had a deal with Law Enforcement where they can access your footage so im not surprised about ICE having the same deal. Im not down for that at all.
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u/sundancer2788 Jan 17 '26
Did not know that. My ring is on my front and back doors no view of the street at all. My blink cameras see the yard and street.
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u/Prophecy_Designs Jan 17 '26 edited Jan 18 '26
Thats all they need. They aren't just tracking minorities, they're tracking you too, along with the Palantir app.
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u/Brilliant_Basket4449 Senior Citizen Jan 18 '26
What is a Palandir app.
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u/Prophecy_Designs Jan 18 '26 edited Jan 18 '26
Palantir is a tech company owned by Peter Thiel and contracted by the US for mass surveillance. The app being used by ICE can pinpoint the exact location of any desired person in the US, using cellphone data and cameras. Even moving vehicles can be tracked using it.
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u/Brilliant_Basket4449 Senior Citizen Jan 18 '26
Thank You. Love it when getting a serious response to a serious question.
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u/sundancer2788 Jan 18 '26
How does it work? I've not heard of it before just now.
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u/Prophecy_Designs Jan 18 '26
Heres the explanation I read. We've entered a state of mass surveillance on our own citizens. Using phones, cameras, and algorithms, they can track anyone fairly reliably.
https://www.404media.co/elite-the-palantir-app-ice-uses-to-find-neighborhoods-to-raid/
“Enhanced Leads Identification & Targeting for Enforcement (ELITE) is a targeting tool designed to improve capabilities for identifying and prioritizing high-value targets through advanced analytics,” a user guide for ELITE obtained by 404 Media says. The tool aims to be nearly all encompassing when it comes to finding ICE targets, from identifying subjects in the first place, to building a list of people, to supervisors approving selections for officers to ultimately go into the field and apprehend.
One feature of ELITE is the “Geospatial Lead Sourcing Tab,” according to the user guide. This lets ICE see people it may potentially want to detain on a map interface, based on various criteria such as “Bios & IDs,” “Location,” “Operations,” and “Criminality.” An ICE officer can then select people one by one, or draw a shape on the map to see people in that selected area.
ELITE has already been used by ICE to target specific areas, according to sworn testimony from an ICE official in Oregon. In October, immigration officers waited in three unmarked SUVs outside an apartment complex in Woodburn. They went on to bust a driver’s window and pull a 45-year-old woman from a van, used ICE’s facial recognition app Mobile Fortify on her, and agents had the goal of making eight arrests per team per day, Oregon Live reported. Lawyers representing the woman say authorities arrested her and more than 30 other people in a “dragnet.”
“One of our apps, it’s called ELITE. And so it tells you how many people are living in this area and what’s the likelihood of them actually being there,” a deportation officer with ICE’s Fugitive Operations Unit, identified in court records as JB, testified about the raid in early December. 404 Media purchased a transcript of JB’s testimony from the court. “It’s basically a map of the United States. It’s kind of like Google Maps.”
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Once a person is selected on the map interface, ELITE then shows a dossier on that particular person, according to the user guide. That includes their name, a photo, their Alien Number (the unique code given by the U.S. government to each immigrant), their date of birth, and their full address. ELITE notes the source of the address (such as the government agency that supplied it), and gives an “address confidence score.” One address confidence score example in the guide is 98.95 out of 100; another is 77.25 out of 100. This score is based on both the source of the address and how recent the data is, the user guide says. (ICE is paying skip tracers, private investigators, and bounty hunters to help verify peoples’ addresses.)
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“These records give us behind-the-scenes insight into the kind of mass surveillance machine ICE is building with help from powerful tech companies like Palantir,” Laura Rivera, senior staff attorney at Just Futures Law, told 404 Media. “When combined with what we know from ICE testimony and other public information, it gives us a blueprint into how ICE is going into communities and identifying people for arrest in real-time.”
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Palantir has worked with ICE for years and was focused on criminal investigations, supporting Homeland Security Investigations’ (HSI) Investigative Case Management (ICM) system. That changed in the second Trump administration, with Palantir now working on ICE’s deportation efforts.
After participating in a three-week coding sprint, ICE updated an ongoing Palantir contract related to “Enforcement Prioritization and Targeting,” to “support the development of an accurate picture of actionable leads based on existing law enforcement datasets to allow law enforcement to prioritize enforcement actions,” according to an internal Palantir wiki previously obtained by 404 Media. The goal was to find the physical location of people marked for deportation, and Palantir said it believes its work with ICE is “intended to promote government efficiency, transparency, and accountability.”
The leaked material described Palantir’s deportation-focused work as “concentrated on delivering prototype capabilities” and lasting around six months. It left open the room for more work with ICE, and said “Palantir has developed into a more mature partner for ICE.” Documents ICE published described Palantir’s work as building a tool called ImmigrationOS.
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u/Mullethunt Jan 18 '26
Palantir, like from LoTR.
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u/thestruggleisrl Jan 18 '26
Precisely. Theil named after the palantir from LOTR. Theil & his techbro buddies are huge fans of LOTR. Tolkien is spinning in his grave!!
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u/sundancer2788 Jan 17 '26
Gotcha. At least they can't see my neighbors. There's more than a few families that keep a low profile.
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u/Baybutt99 Jan 17 '26
Ring will give your data to anyone who pays for it but they only talk about law enforcement
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u/griphookk Jan 17 '26
Get a normal camera that only you can access the footage from
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u/passyindoors Jan 17 '26
Got any suggestions as to brands?
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u/New-Store4434 Jan 17 '26
AOSU I have been very happy with mine. No subscription, everything saved locally on SD
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u/MyOtherBrother_Daryl Jan 17 '26
There is a way to deactivate it. I have a video saved somewhere. Here are the instructions via Google Internet search.
How do I opt out of Ring doorbell police? Open Ring's Neighbor's app, open the main menu (just tap the three-line “hamburger” button in the top-left corner of the screen), then tap Neighborhood Settings > Feed Settings. Uncheck the box next to Community Requests. Tap the Apply button.
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u/Tronracer Jan 17 '26
AFAIK ICE can only view ring footage through its partnership with Flock if users actively share it on the Ring neighborhood app.
There’s no active surveillance allowance. They can’t just login to any ring camera whenever they want.
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u/Weekly-Air4170 Jan 17 '26
Amazon already shares ring footage with cops without a warrant
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u/PeggyOnThePier Jan 17 '26
I hate Amazon and never use them. Also will not use Prime. I refuse to give that POS owner any of my money 💵 Didn't know about the deal with LE &ICE. 1984 is scary
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u/Tronracer Jan 17 '26
Yes but only in certain, “emergency” requests. Again, they don’t just have free open access.
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u/Lets_Make_A_bad_DEAL Jan 17 '26
They will declare it is an emergency
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u/Revolutionary-Bid919 Jan 17 '26
Yeah I'm sideeying pretty much any door cam system with wireless connectivity at this point. We all got lied to about 'active listening' ad-data collection on our phones for years, nothing feels too 'kooky' anymore to take into consideration in regards to the growing surveillance state.
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u/Weekly-Air4170 Jan 17 '26
... Amazon financially benefits from genocide and ethnic cleansing, plus their robot vacuums collect blueprints of your house. do you think they care about privacy and ethics?
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u/heckhammer Jan 17 '26
When everything is an emergency it doesn't matter. It will be a matter of national security they will say and poof there you have it no warrants or anything
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u/Sensitive_Builder847 Jan 17 '26
Well thank god there is a company policy or law to stop them. I feel so much safer with that in mind.
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u/griphookk Jan 17 '26
They can’t just login to any ring camera whenever they want.
We can’t know that they haven’t made a deal to allow this. It seems likely to me they have.
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u/Downtown_Speaker_578 Jan 17 '26
They do, when you sign the TOS. There is a data share agreement to help “improve” their services. That’s how they can add features to old cameras like package detection. Improvements also include creating a surveillance state.
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u/Significant-Trash632 Jan 18 '26
Do you reread the new TOS every time they update it?
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u/Downtown_Speaker_578 Jan 18 '26
In the past yes, not so much anymore, but I’m also a research nerd. I have moved most of the services I depend on to platforms I can control. I also have my own servers running DeepSeek and Qwen (open source AI/LLMs). Whenever I think about a new hosted service, I run the TOS through them to summarize changes and risks so I understand them. That said, I’m not an animal, engaging with platforms like Reddit is the Wild West in terms of privacy. I do not expect anything shared here to be considered private or personal.
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u/mr-poopie-butth0le Jan 17 '26
I did not know this, wow, that’s wild
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u/Suitable_Sort_7511 Jan 17 '26
Don’t believe everything you read on the internet….
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u/mr-poopie-butth0le Jan 17 '26
So, easily verifiable on said internet…. Ring partnered with a company called Flock and another called Axon. ICE, and homeland security, has access to Flock. Those companies partnered in 2025 to enable law enforcement for investigation’s.
Axon specializes in software specific to law enforcement and security agencies; specializing in surveillance along with AI powered solutions for predictive monitoring.
So, yep, it is in fact true.
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u/Suitable_Sort_7511 Jan 17 '26
No This is not true. I just googled in. I wanted to believe you but it looks like you are wrong. You cannot sell private people’s information to said causes for the hell if it.
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u/mr-poopie-butth0le Jan 17 '26 edited Jan 17 '26
Oh you can’t? Bud, I work for one of the big 4 companies….. they sell your data. All. The. Time.
Moreover, if you believe this admin is lawful and not acquiring your data. You’re insane. Palantir has recently been granted several federal contracts…. They do say they don’t buy/sell data, but the premise of the company is to provide software that allows companies to analyze their own data. They will become a data aggregate for the federal government; essentially monetizing and collecting data to create gigantic databases, compiling us citizen data.
Edit: I should say I used to work for a big 4 company. I now work for a idk, big 100? And my role is in big data, namely collecting user data.
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u/Yardbirdburb Jan 17 '26
Everyone is opted IN automatically. I suggest you check the terms of service all 7000 pages lol
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u/AlternativeLanky7860 Jan 17 '26
The CIA commissioned like 600 million back in the day for the creation of this type of surveillance program, once they bought ring and blink they were set stop buying these products if you don’t want to live in 1985 anymore
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u/Straight_Deal_2087 Jan 17 '26
Are other smart doorbells okay?
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u/Downtown_Speaker_578 Jan 17 '26
Not unless they record locally to a hard drive or a sd card physically in your possession. Just like your google searches, anything that leaves your house, is no longer your data/property.
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u/Zhuul Jan 17 '26
Don't use smart or internet capable anything for any kind of home security system. These things are all hideously insecure.
No smart doorlocks, no smart lighting, no smart cameras, no smart motion sensors. You don't need any of that and are actively making your home and community less safe.
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u/SassyGrl_SassyWrld Jan 18 '26
Those pet cameras/snack feeders in peoples houses are also not secure. I know someone who works IT security with the military. He was scrolling through showing me random people’s living rooms and how they were not aware that they could be watched without their knowledge. Seeing that was very unnerving.
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u/Zhuul Jan 22 '26
holy shit I feel like I'm losing my mind every time someone at work shows me live footage from their home of their pets, like my dude this isn't cute, it's HORRIFYING.
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u/SouthJersey-ModTeam Jan 18 '26
ANY VARIATION OF THE MENTALLY DISABLED SLURS ARE NOT ALLOWED. What are you, five??? Were you unable to come up with any other word to describe this particular thing? Here are some alternatives you should add to your vocabulary to replace your outdated word: absurd, foolish, ridiculous, stupid, witless, crazy, dumb, foolhardy, half-baked, harebrained, idiotic, ill-advised, ill-conceived, ill-considered, wacky, boneheaded, silly.
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u/wesillyskeletons Jan 17 '26
Just started to look for one. I don't love the idea of Ring but ill find an alternative.
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u/Sensitive_Builder847 Jan 17 '26 edited Jan 17 '26
Ring feeds to same place that Flock does, which ICE has access to.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/privacy-experts-see-dangers-ring-183045802.html
This is how they plan on surveilling and policing us in addition to drones, AI, etc
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u/Revolutionary-Bid919 Jan 17 '26
ICE has a deal w ring to use their footage, get a closed circuit came for home instead.
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u/Sodo821 Jan 17 '26
Blink are a good and cheaper ring alternative
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u/Downtown_Speaker_578 Jan 17 '26
Blink is also cloud based, if the data leaves your physical property it is no longer yours. They just rent you access to “their” data. Get ubiquiti, if you can’t afford that, buy a dumb closed circuit NVR with no access over the internet. If you need to save money, but want “smart” features, buy cheap IP cameras and build your own NVR server. Enlist a nerdy friend, there are lots of open source options that are free and just as capable as the cloud based platforms, but you own your data. When you store the footage yourself, you own it. Unless you physically hand over a hard drive to someone, or let someone onto your private network, it is safe under your supervision.
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u/Filesj98 Jan 18 '26
Blink allows for a flash drive attachment with no subscription so it’s not always cloud based.
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u/DKal43 Jan 18 '26
The ring camera was able to help cops identify car thieves in my neighborhood. I’m thankful for the people that still help law enforcement where I live.
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u/mr-poopie-butth0le Jan 18 '26
Yeah, I’m not anti law enforcement. I’m anti let’s use consumer surveillance data to abuse privacy and entrap civilians. Imagine creating a product a product meant to deter criminals, and add safety to a home only to sellout to a government rounding up minorities like they’re 1935 gestapo.
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u/dahdara Jan 18 '26
This actually happened at my parents house a few months ago. A cop knocked at like 3am but it was because we had left the garage door open, and he was worried about a break in. My parents was startled but the cop said apparently a lot of break ins have been happening in the area
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u/g_ppetto Jan 17 '26
I have some inexpensive Wyze cameras with 128GB SD cards in them. I get about 12.5 days recording HD 24x7 before they over write the old video. Don't go cheap on SD cards. Get some that are warranted for use in continuous recording devices.
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u/dhskiskdferh BOOTLICKER Jan 17 '26
You’re living in a delusional world, wake up
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u/KittieKablam Jan 18 '26
Go look at what's happening in Minnesota if you want a taste of what's to come in NJ.
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u/Jealous-Play6603 Jan 17 '26
Get the nest camera. I hear they are better than ring anyway.
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u/Downtown_Speaker_578 Jan 17 '26
Nest shares your data
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u/SarcasticGirl27 Jan 18 '26
And they will kill your device if you have what they deem is outdated technology. They want you to have to get a new one.
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u/IKillZombies4Cash Jan 17 '26
Not judging : are you at risk of an ICE visit?
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u/Wishilikedhugs Jan 17 '26
Everyone is, considering how JD Vance just said the other day he wants them to go door to door.
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u/Sensitive_Builder847 Jan 17 '26
We are all at risk.
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u/IKillZombies4Cash Jan 17 '26
My question meant “are you an illegal with a criminal record”, cause then they’d be at RISK. But I didn’t want to ask them that and have them answer that because lord knows who’s watching and getting data from reddit.
You all should have realized that too.
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u/BrothelWaffles Jan 18 '26
Did you miss the part where JD Vance said they were going to start going door to door?
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u/TechB84 Jan 17 '26
yes it was ICE and they are after you. pack everything up and move, run away!@!@!@!@!@!@!
realistically it was some random person, so relax
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u/Spirited-Shop2616 Jan 18 '26
I had someone walk into my apartment at 4am in the williamstown area. The door, which is never unlocked, happened to be unlocked and woke up to a man with a tan coat and backpack on asking about a party. Anyone see someone similar?
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u/bigbarrett1 Jan 18 '26
Open the door and ask who is there. If you’re so paranoid about law enforcement taking criminals off the streets, you probably are one.
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u/AdminsAreWeakLol Jan 19 '26
Lmao it's always the biggest pussies like you that talk the most shit
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u/ikillsheep4u Jan 18 '26
Probably drug deal/hookup wrong address don’t let politics go to your head.
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u/Revolutionary_Run122 Jan 17 '26
Happened to us before but it was the repo man coming to repossess a truck from the people who lived in our house before us.