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“That’s a concern with drones and all forms of surveillance technology: What is the (data) container holding this information, and what are the vulnerabilities of that container?” EFF's Beryl Lipton told @renonewsreview.bsky.social.

renonr.comCops’ eyes in the skies: Police say flying cameras enhance public safety, but critics warn about potential civil-liberties abusesIn a nation where government and privately owned stationary cameras are everywhere, license plate readers collect every plate number that passes them, and rogue police officers have used Flock data…

2/9/26, 2:53 pm36 reposts87 likes

spacekaiju0078.bsky.social

@spacekaiju0078.bsky.social

2 Sept

No thanks, more surveillance by a no understanding public is not what we need. I don't need joe blow from across the field I'm surveying tracking down my location and starting an argument (which they're apt to do, or take shots at the pilot or drone -- it happens)while I'm on the job

Johan Bertil Hjelm

@johanbhjelm.bsky.social

2 Sept

Even worse: put a gun on it ”to combat violent crime without risking officers lives” and you have the potential for an entirely new level of police or ICE brutality.

Rena Kunisaki 🇨🇦

@segment6.net

2 Sept

Worse still: a hacker takes control of the armed drone...

K. Starling

@kstar.northsky.social

2 Sept

I give em 5 years til they're using manhacks.