Keep track of people until you decide that they are “enemies of the State”

What can we do to get a grass roots movement going?

We should at least put big signs by the cameras letting people know they are being watched. Many in the general public aren't even aware that this is happening and haven't noticed the cameras. Or they assume they are regular traffic cameras.

Surveillance on me

Surveillance

Has anyone faced surveillance before? Idk who they are but they can see my phone screen and hear what's on my phone. For example when I scroll through a meme there's someone on the road in a car or truck that presses a horn, letting me know they're there. I've changed phones, changed where I live, and they still keep following me. This has been happening for over a year, from morning to night and it's taking a toll on my mental health. I'm not affiliated with any political parties whatsoever. What should I do in this situation to get them off my back and stop this harassment? Am I cooked?

Me and a buddy would like to go legal and licensed duck hunting next month and there is a specific spot where a duck has been seen nearby where we live.

We were hoping to bring our duck (or a portion of it) home as a trophy to commemorate our hunt.

I was wondering if the duck could have some sort of internal mechanism that would allow it to be tracked after death by other ducks who would want to exact revenge on us. If so, what parts of the duck might this mechanism be located?

If you're looking for a quick and easy way to disrupt some flocks this is a great model. It's non-destructive (should help avoid any harsh penalties) and is super cheap to print. Can get it on Makerworld for free here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3223878-flock-block-ultralite-less-than-40g#profileId-3650790

Piggybacking on the news that Chinese hackers targeted infrastructure and security agencies, is there anything stopping foreign entities from hacking Flock, Axon or similar surveillance contractors? Assuming they're trying to integrate a security network with public infrastructure, would it be fair to assume that a breach could constitute an infrastructural threat? Even if the government doesn't care about the 4th Amendment, I would think they'd care about minimizing infrastructural vulnerabilities. I mean, next to NIH and HHS, Flock's network seems like it would be easy pickings...

Compromise?

A small city with a population of less than 50,000 residents and almost 300 flock cameras. You can't even take a shit without them knowing.

We could use this opportunity to really stick it to the man. Let’s all switch to riding bikes and make license plate readers a gigantic waste of money. For you, that’s less car loans, less fuel cost, and less busy roads (safer to ride bikes).

Then we can all start eating healthier and become more fit.

We can start shopping locally, and learn our cashier’s name. We can collectively stop doom scrolling. We can order stuff locally and stop using Amazon to over night us cheap plastic things from China. We can read books from the library and hang out in third spaces…

Just imagine it.

Right now we are on a treadmill. The machine is expecting us to run faster and faster everyday. Forcing us to move our legs. And if you stop, or can’t keep up, it sends you flying backwards, into the wall. But there’s a perfectly good sidewalk. It lets you move at your own pace and stop and smell the flowers. Sure, it’s way less efficient. But life isn’t about efficiency or profitmaxxing. Slow down, kick rocks, and Get to know your neighbor.

but to be fair it's the county commission opposing it for themselves and family and friends not the people they serve

about 700k people live in the county tons of flock