Does overt surveillance of a population with CCTV and license plate readers foster compliance? Is this going on in your city?
These are examples in California which turning into a hopeless dump anyway. Is it at least worth it to reduce crime?
Does overt surveillance of a population with CCTV and license plate readers foster compliance? Is this going on in your city?
These are examples in California which turning into a hopeless dump anyway. Is it at least worth it to reduce crime?
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Of course it fosters compliance and control, that’s why they put them up. Look up the “panoptic effect”. I’ve gotten pretty blackpilled on statism honestly. I have nothing against authoritarianism but after reading Kaczynski I realized that the state is only going to get more and more tyrannical (in a true sense) and controlling as technology advances. This is only the start, the surveillance society will not be stopped.
Some new hardware has been installed at traffic signals recently.
My girlfriend works part time in a gas station, today they got shortchanged so the police came. The manager and the officer went into the back, and when they came back they said that the facial recognition software tagged the guy. This is just an average Marathon gas station, nothing fancy. The shit is in Walmart’s too, self checkout screens have little cameras above them. I was a dumb kid who went to jail a few times, they have my biometrics on file. If it came time to roll out the party vans they would have no problem tracking me down. Just food for thought
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some mechanic Maker Jewtuber ought to invent a digital license plate cover that changes your plate numbers and detects cop car flashing lights and goes transparent.
does the law require your plate to be visible at all times or only when a cop is looking at your plates?
i am a firm believer in hacking back against the Surveillance State and abusing any and all loopholes with new technology to meet and match the escalating mass surveillance attacking all of us.
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NETWORKED SURVEILLANCE IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
So are police audio and video recordings without your consent.
Do not become a servant to your gov they serve you.
This is unlawful and should be.
To cover or hide it for privacy and security is not unlawful even if laws exist that assert otherwise.
I do it all the time.
Licensed, plated, and tagged.
Do not display plates.
Get pulled over a few times a year.
Say "for security and privacy" from "state and corporate surveillance".
Then I explain that I cannot be compelled to share my whereabouts to the gov or private networked traffic cameras, or treated as "guilty until innocent" by police license plate scanners, or "turned into cattle" by the corporate cameras on all new cars. All law enforcement has refused to give me a ticket thus far. I am trying to get one though because a judge might throw out my suit without one as "imaginary".
I want security not surveillance
Networking is the defining feature.