Flock isn’t even the worst. Axon and Cellebrite will be even more of a problem.

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Yes, Flock wants to turn Uber and Lift drivers into roaming surveillance platforms, but their static emplacements are easily seen and realistically easy to remove.

Axon cameras will be mounted on existing governmental infrastructure (traffic/street lights, etc.) making it much more difficult to remove/disengage.

Axon is also partnering up with an Israeli company called Cellebrite.

https://www.axon.com/partners/cellebrite

Cellebrite provides body cams to law enforcement, and it seems as though they will soon be worn by employees at some U.S. box stores.

https://www.the-sun.com/money/15080987/walmart-shoppers-store-policy-checkout-bodycam/

Under the guise of cutting down on theft.

More security, less freedom angle again.

Mark my words, soon Meta and their infernal glasses will be either gobbled up, or brought on board with this game plan.

Soon you won’t be able to step outside without being filmed, let alone go to the store without the entire process being cataloged.

Welp, with all the push to install cameras in everything from fridges to toaster ovens, soon you’ll always be on camera.

Everything watched, everyone watching.

All the time.

Remember when they said China was the model for the future?

Yerp.

Soon they’ll be shaming you on the big automated signs that’ll start popping up.

No coffee for you today.

Better forget that trip to see GMa, or go to Disneyland.

But you’ll be so safe and so secure.

This switch to Axon is on:

https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/cities-ditching-flock-safety-cameras-172924943.html

Cellebrite:

https://cellebrite.com/en/home/

Cellebrite based in a certain ME country:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cellebrite

Feel the noose?

Funny how we’re also linking the U.S. military so closely, and possibly irreversibly, with this same tiny country.

https://responsiblestatecraft.org/israel-us-military/

Feels like the fix is finally falling fully into place.

Can you feel the freedom?

 

h/t THX 1138

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