"LPRs"
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TreeHouser
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Shady business and corruption on the government level regarding LPR's & similar cameras.
Any camera connected to the internet (Ring cameras) can have it's data shared with centralized AI to identify plates, cars, people, faces, pets, behavior patterns, ect.
Cameras aren't the problem, connecting them all to the internet and AI is. They used to be closed circuit recording to local hard drives, or only accessible to a small area (home, business, mall, city, DOT, ect).
Any camera connected to the internet (Ring cameras) can have it's data shared with centralized AI to identify plates, cars, people, faces, pets, behavior patterns, ect.
Cameras aren't the problem, connecting them all to the internet and AI is. They used to be closed circuit recording to local hard drives, or only accessible to a small area (home, business, mall, city, DOT, ect).
BlackSmith
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treetx
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How can you block a flock camera? Do the sprays (reflective) work?
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TreeHouser
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Tough question. I assume reflective tint on windows on top of IR absorbing coating, and either face mask or a face shield with the same coatings, but then you stand out just by wearing weird stuff. Light altering coatings on licence plates is probably illegal.
Get enough people riled up against the cameras might work. Some cities have removed them by vote, though I don't know if those cities required big box stores to take down their cameras, which are basically part of the same AI surveillance network.
Get enough people riled up against the cameras might work. Some cities have removed them by vote, though I don't know if those cities required big box stores to take down their cameras, which are basically part of the same AI surveillance network.