The internet is losing it.
I’m kind of surprised that anyone tolerated these in the first place. Considering that even rental scooters immediately get vandalized and thrown into a ditch, you’d just think that would be even more the case for something like that which has absolutely no use to the public whatsoever. Could probably easily snipe one with even just a pellet gun.
A plastic bag lined with tinfoil would be more practical. Quick and dirty faraday cage
Wouldn’t it be suspicious if cameras loose their connection to the system? I guess in that case a technician would be sent out quickly.
Sure would be a shame if they had to spend a ton of money sending techs all over the country to troubleshoot cameras with covers on them.
Has the flock companies readiness to repair workforce ever been really assessed?
I bet a 3d printed case lined with foil would get the same thing accomplished and be less noticable for those who might notice a bag and take it down
Anyone making them for others…?
The camera is only a part of how it destroys privacy.
What are the other part(s)?
The privatized database of location data that the police use without any of the regulations that usually apply to government surveillance
The Bluetooth readers as cars drive by, is that what you’re talking about?
Idk if the Flock cameras also scan Bluetooth, but they are the eyes of the system that feeds the database with location data and destroys privacy. By blinding the eyes, its input becomes coarser, its data older, but the previous data is still there.
Idk if the Flock cameras also scan Bluetooth
Newer models do
So if you close the eyes, that database can’t create new data.
It isn’t much but it is the first step.
