They really took pains not to mention the name of or link to this YouTuber… I want to see it

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncCf00M7Axk

There’s literally an embed of the video in the middle of the article.

Ah I didn’t see that, might have been blocked by my ad blocker. Still found it weird how it just kept referring to “a YouTuber” instead of saying his name.

So…what’s the name?

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncCf00M7Axk

I can’t watch the link at the moment and nobody will type the name. lol I’ll follow up tomorrow.

AnthonySistilli

Anthony Sistilli.

Thank you!

• If they’re innocent they have nothing to worry about or hide
• This will help prove their innocence if suspected of any wrongdoing
• It’s public information
• It’s not illegal
• He’s not tracking the police officers, just their vehicles
• When you’re in public you have no reasonable right to privacy

I’m sure I missed some BS excuses used against citizens.

Cops:

ALTI do that!

I believe the answer is “if you’re not doing anything wrong, you shouldn’t be concerned.” Or you could use the reason given by police for their searches, “LMAO”.

If you drive in an area covered by an ALPR-networked camera, your vehicle’s movements may already be in a searchable database. As the tools for building these systems become more widely available, the pressure for clearer rules about who may collect vehicle-location data, on whom, and for how long is unlikely to ease

Two website to be stay informed where these cameras are located in your neighbor and province.

maps.panopti.ca/?lat=43.7873&lng=-79.5500&zoom=10…

flockcameralocations.com/locations/canada

The fivty camera in Brampton are already operational since March 2026 from what I can gather. Not to mention the countless others spread around the province.

If you’ve nothing to hide, you’ve nothing to fear, and other similar sentiments:

Actually, when they’re observing your behavior, anything you do is suspicious. Not suspicious of a specific crime, but suspicious generally, and they will use this to invoke probable cause and search you or investigate you.

And they will find crimes. Stupid, petty infractions that shouldn’t be crimes, but they’ll find them. Or if they don’t like your social media opinions, they’ll make some up.

And they will rob you of any liquid assets (or sufficiently liquefiable assets, or anything else on you they want. And they’ll justify it as asset forfeiture. And it will be very difficult to get it back.

So, every citizen has a terrible lot to fear just by being observed by law enforcement. And mass surveillance, such as ALPRs, keeps you in their view.

Cool story bro.

bootlicker

he’s probably the pig doing this shit.

Another point: Everybody has something to hide from somebody. No matter who you are or what you believe, there’s somebody who wants you dead for it.

Would be pretty cool if we could build a crowdsourced network of these that do basically exactly what flock does, but just to keep a constantly updated public database of the location of all cop cars, hopefully with the ability to associate cars to specific officers with names, photos and badge numbers.

We could call them “drove cameras.” A drove is a term that refers to a group of pigs.

Sty Cams

Damn it, I like both terms!

I could only come up with swineveillance 😕

You know what, this could work because we have a private jet locator for everyone who’s flying a private jet. Why not the police cars? What because it would be a violation of public safety, well maybe that case can be used against flock now.

The police are worried about their data and have the authority to shut down a private citizens user-based, license plate reader, specifically because of the data usage going to fuck knows where. WHICH IS EXACTLY WHAT THE COMMON MAN WAS WORRIED ABOUT WITH FLOCK!!!

Now you tell me when that becomes more important for the pigs to have their data protected. A majority of them already made it so that public scanners can no longer access the police scanners. They’ve taken away a facet of public safety by removing scanning for them, so if you wanted to get away with it; You can possibly make this into an app and say it’s for, “public safety.”

Live stream the cops body cams.

I think full names, addresses, and family member info of cops should be publically available. Maybe they’d behave.

Instead, in many jurisdictions, their information is protected including voting records, and you see what the result is.

Should mimic the Stingray next. See how they like their personal cellphones being tied to their license plate number and locations.

oh what they don’t like being watched boo0hoo. Lmfao that’s perfection!!!