Florida County Finds 11 Unpermitted Flock Cameras with Unidentified Owners

Florida County Finds 11 Unpermitted Flock Cameras with Unidentified Owners engadget.com

St. Lucie County thought it had 52 Flock cameras, but found many more that were unaccounted for and unpermitted.

2 points•rdmuser•about 8 hours ago•2 comments•

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Who owns the property they are on? If it is public, is it a permanent installation (like they dug a hole) or attached to a utility pole?

Sounds like one way of discovering the owners is to simply impound the lot and see who comes to claim them. In the old days of admins, this was called the "Flip the switch and let 'em bitch" solution.

spottedmarleyabout 8 hours ago

So, anybody can just buy a some Fluck cameras and start blanketing an area for some DIY mass surveillance?

Sweet, I'm on it..

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