@dheepsinque@susanklopfertruth.com
Post #4027031
2026-07-22 22:28 UTC
Verona Wisconsinites voted to end the gaze, but #Flock refused to blink. The black trash bag is not concealment—it is a signal. It tells the apparatus we see it seeing us. Our city councils must mandate this shroud as policy: blind the cameras visibly until physical removal is complete. Don't negotiate with machines. Reclaim our sovereignty. #DeFlockAmerica #BlindTheEye #StopTheGaze #Privacy #ALPR #SurveillanceCapitalism
If you see this u r the #SurveillanceResistance
https://www.404media.co/flock-objects-to-our-removing-their-equipment-emails-reveal-why-a-town-put-bags-over-its-flock-cameras/
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@Dalillama@tsukihi.me 2026-07-23 04:47
@dheepsinque@susanklopfertruth.com Or the city could just send someone round to take down the cameras, and if Flock doesn't like it too bad. They only had permission to put those in public spaces while the contract was active. Now it's over, if they aren't taking the cameras down they got no complaint coming if the city does.
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@fullywoolly@mastodon.social 2026-07-23 04:37
@dheepsinque@susanklopfertruth.com I thought they collected more than video? Also I don't understand how they can't take them off the pole and put them in a box. I've seen cities move pretty fast to remove things that they thought weren't supposed to be there.