Flock Safety Camera Contract and Surveillance Privacy

Expressed concern over technological surveillance creep resembling George Orwell's 1984 and questioned long-term contract changes and multi-jurisdictional data sharing.

Raised legal and constitutional concerns regarding automated license plate readers, warning of potential costly copycat lawsuits and suggesting citizen oversight committees, more frequent penetration testing, and annual sunset clauses.

Argued that automated systems bypass the traditional requirement of probable cause, treating all citizens as pre-emptive suspects and undermining individual liberty.

Expressed concerns about digital and hardware mission creep, noting that surveillance systems are difficult to remove once installed due to the sunk cost fallacy.