Link: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/10/florida-cops-say-they-dont-know-who-owns-11-unpermitted-flock-cameras/

We don't know who they are, but surely they are the good guys!

Ah yes, security through obfuscation. Always worked out well in the past.

Great then go hit them with a sledgehammer and see who complains.

I think it is entirely reasonable to make a notice, make it all official looking and stuff and have it say "Do you own this flock camera? Please contact this number with proof xxx-xxx-xxxx before date xx if you would like your flock camera not to be sledgehammered." and if you receive no response sledgehammer it.

Or better yet make the message say "People of Flock, your attention, please. As you will no doubt be aware, the plans for development of the outlying regions of the Galaxy require the building of a hyperspatial express route of justice through your bullshit, unaccountable erosion of public safety and privacy. Regrettably, your Flock Camera is one of those scheduled for demolition."

So why isn't someone organizing a crowd funding campaign to install Flock cameras around police stations and ICE facilities? See how they like it when the turn tables