Viral Meme Questions Effectiveness of Flock Safety Technology
This image presents a critical commentary on Flock Safety, a company known for its automated license plate recognition (ALPR) cameras used by law enforcement and private communities. The text claims that 300,000 children go missing in the United States annually and questions why this surveillance technology has not successfully located any of them. The post uses a 'breaking news' style format to spark debate regarding the efficacy of mass surveillance systems in public safety and child protection efforts, highlighting a perceived disconnect between the deployment of tracking technology and its practical results in solving high-stakes missing persons cases.
...are you asking for more Flock cameras?
try checking Trump's basement
Total bullshit
That’s because they aren’t everywhere, duh. We just have to put them everywhere. In public and in private homes. It’s so simple…
6.5 million files, and yet none of the criminals has been arrested ... SO YOU WANT TO REMOVE THE PRESIDENT, RIGHT OP?
Sacrifices. We know by now.
Mass surveillance programs also havent stopped a single terrorist attack. They're only there for people in government to watch women.
could you flock guys please use flock tags so i can block you? Thank you.
New law: all kids must wear license plates in public.
300.000 ? For real ? It seems hard to believe,,,damn.