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My town is having a council meeting on monday, open to the public. Looking for any advice or specific things to bring up if I get a chance to speak my mind.

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[-] pressedhams 8 points 4 days ago* (last edited 4 days ago)

Fascists gonna fascist. Locally to me a city council voted against flock cameras, the mayor declared a state of emergency and signed the contract and had them installed anyway.

The idea that the city would give private citizens information to a third party that they have no control over the use of the data is ridiculous.

Flock self reports they have a 1% false positive reporting rate which sounds great, but even with their own numbers of over a billion scans a month is still an error rate of 10,000,000 incorrect reports to law enforcement.

[-] TheSlad@sh.itjust.works 6 points 4 days ago

We already have them. They put them up last year without telling anyone. People found out and we're pissed. Thats what this meeting is about....

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