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"The number one group of people being surveilled by this technology are people who live at the border," EFF’s @maassive.bsky.social told @reason.com. "It's not migrants, it's not the cartels, it's people who live there."

reason.comHomeland Security is spending $1 billion on 'autonomous' border surveillance towersThe department plans to triple the number of surveillance towers along the U.S.-Mexico border over the next decade.

30/7/26, 9:16 pm46 reposts112 likes

solo

@solodeveloping.bsky.social

30 July

Actually, it's also Israel "Israeli surveillance company Cognyte is selling specialized spy vans to US police departments to track cell phone locations.

solo

@solodeveloping.bsky.social

30 July

These vehicles, such as those purchased by the Texas Department of Public Safety, are equipped with FalcoNet technology that simulates mobile phone towers to force nearby devices to connect and reveal their coordinates.

solo

@solodeveloping.bsky.social

30 July

The technology has been deployed by agencies including the Albuquerque Police Department, New York State Police, and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement." They will treat you like Palestinians

Diogenes 🍷

@communistspy.bsky.social

31 July

This is what Anarcho Tyranny looks like. The government purposefully allows migrants and cartels to run amok so people clamor for authoritarianism to "solve" the problem. The migrants and cartels are still a problem, but they're being permitted on purpose.