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Yes, you're sacrificing your privacy on the altar of security, but also, the cameras don't actually make you more safe

More Perfect Union@moreperfectunion.bsky.social

The LAPD declined to renew its Flock contract after an internal audit found 161 false stolen-vehicle alerts in just two months — a 32.3% false-positive rate. www.gadgetreview.com/one-in-three...

gadgetreview.comOne in Three Alerts Wrong: High Error Rates and Data Concerns Force Cities to Drop FlockFlock Safety license plate cameras are being dropped by 82+ municipalities across 28 states over false alerts, privacy risks, and immigration data fears.

Kasey Kagawa

@punkey.org

The second part is what all the people screaming that opposing camera-based enforcement are murdering children are missing - police abuse of these systems isn't a theory, it's reality. You can't have a fair technocratic solution if you can't trust who runs it. You can't design out the people.

10/8/26, 5:09 pm3 reposts42 likes

florian23.bsky.social

@florian23.bsky.social

10 Aug

The thing i argue for (camera based traffic enforcement) isn't even something Flock does. If they handed out speeding tickets then there would at least be some benefit, but they don't even do that, it's all downside