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Electronic Frontier Foundation
@eff.org

“This is not a matter of a few people engaging in aberrant behavior,” @evacide.bsky.social told @19thnews.org of police abusing Flock ALPRs to stalk people. “These are just the people who have gotten caught, and who have gotten caught so blatantly that they have experienced consequences.”

19thnews.orgFlock is just the latest example of using surveillance to stalk womenThe technology is under fire for how police officers have abused it. But it’s only the symptom of a larger problem.

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JKxZ
@jkxz.bsky.social

What is more distressing is how the information collected on people may be used to build, or add to, a profile on someone. Secretly. Out of view from everyone. Just another "data broker" offering a service. So that those with the money to buy those profiles can use the information AGAINST people