Flock Cameras: New Errors, Growing Pushback, and the Surveillance Model That Keeps Adapting

We’ve talked about Flock cameras before — the ones that photograph every vehicle that passes and builds a 30-day record of where you’ve been. We have some important updates. The story used to be about rapid expansion and early warning signs. Now the picture has shifted in ways that matter to every driver. New, high-profile mistakes are still surfacing, including one where police tracked an automotive journalist in a press vehicle for days before boxing him and his wife in with multiple cruisers in a parking lot. They believed the car was stolen. At the same time, real pushback is working. Dozens of cities and towns have dropped their Flock contracts after residents and drivers spoke up, and your voice on this issue has helped build that momentum.

But here’s the part nobody wants to hear: the cameras aren’t disappearing. Other companies are stepping in to take over the contracts and keep the same surveillance model running under new names. Some of these systems are now being pointed directly at the entrances of stores that sell firearms and at parks and retail locations. This isn’t a story that resolved itself. It’s one that’s changing form while the core problem remains.

Recent reports indicate that FedEx is actively working with law enforcement to facilitate data access, sparking a national debate on privacy and corporate overreach. This overview examines the details behind FedEx surveillance initiatives and what they mean for public data access. We also look at the legal repercussions of unchecked police power, specifically regarding a lawsuit involving a K-9 unit attack against a citizen in Toledo.

Know what they are up to – its way more that Flock surveillance camera!
https://www.deflock.org

Sources:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dal4EWpx-g8/?igsh=bjUzNnl1c3Rwd2hr
https://x.com/wallstreetapes/status/2076260282356150426
https://www.marketingscoop.com/consumer/do-fedex-trucks-have-cameras/
https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-13552111/FedEx-trucks-spying-cameras-police.html

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