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The Stingray, or cell site simulator, is very much like a Flock camera. It scoops up data from every phone within range, just as Flock cameras do with every car they can see (or detect by other means). And like Flock, the phone interceptors monitor everyone in "hopes" of...

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Orwell Day1 day ago

If you have a DeFlock group in your town, contact them and suggest they add banning this to their efforts.

Mike Smith's profile picture
Mike Smith1 day ago

Friday: Federal District Court for Northern Oklahoma found the use of Flock cameras to track a suspect to be unconstitutional. Said police need a warrant.

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Bruzzese1 day ago

The law should prohibit private data collection, by your smart phone, tv, Alexa, Google, thermostat, kitchen appliances, your car and credit cards. They all collect, store, and sell your private information.

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The Cowboy Skater1 day ago

These should be illegal for government to use. It’s a total abrogation of our foundational liberty. 🇺🇸😎

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Gone fishing1 day ago

🇺🇸🤭

Orwell Day's profile picture
Orwell Day1 day ago

Halo!

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Hey Tam1 day ago

They are about every half mile apart on I-70 between St Louis and I-57

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FadedPolo1 day ago

Another technology that is unconstitutional. People just havnt talked about it enough yet. It’s time to make it topic of discussion!

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James Bonz Pro-Choice1 day ago

Stingrays have been used since the 2000s (Mid-to-Late): The technology trickled down to local and state law enforcement agencies through federal grant programs and the FBI.

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Hans Dann Parody Page1 day ago

Oh and changing your sim (If you watched too many Weeds episodes) does not change the phones ID. Most of the serial numbers are burned into the silicon.

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Tonya Lampley1 day ago

Turn off bluetooth when not in use.

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ChossGuy 0IIIIIII01 day ago

This is why!

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CJ1 day ago

Isnt that what they use for all the people gettjng off the planes before it hits local towers, or a version similar ,as people are coming out of airplane mode

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matyas fulop1 day ago

You wouldn’t ever see a stingray. Don’t turn people against actual disaster recovery operations that are necessary when disaster strikes.

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Dave1 day ago

I hope it all collapses

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David 🇺🇸1 day ago

If you notice on your main screen that your 5G signal is down to 2G. It's more than likely your phone is being assimilated by a Stingray.

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boliy1 day ago

This one too, will end up with a favorable Court Outcome! PROTECT Our 4th Amendment Rights against WARRANTLESS SEARCHES!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸

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Dullrich Files1 day ago

And the Suns not happy about them

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Bases19211 day ago

Snowden warned of these gross violation of rights 15 years ago & Americans did nothing but sigh. Communism is right here, right now being ushered in & protected by the corrupt uniparty WH & every WH since JFK The Data Centers are not for AI. They are for searchable surveillance

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Ken03691 day ago

Good information

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Drew Lemacks1 day ago

I don't understand how it's not viewed as warrantless wiretapping.

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Elijah Christian1 day ago

"The Stingray devices have been out for quite a while. They once required a cop to have to obtain a warrant to operate it. No longer is a warrant required." Remember: 2G to 4G your phone had to find it. 5G finds you!!!

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LizzieZ1 day ago

They have found it to be akin to general warrants! Where are the law suits????

Brandon Rice's profile picture
Brandon Rice1 day ago

This doesn’t need to be stolen.

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old school1 day ago

But if you're a dude on the sidewalk with a camera LE freaks and vigorously violates your 1st & 4th amendment right within the first minute of contact. KNOW your rights.

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My Music by Me Music1 day ago

Stingray's been around for years.

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Hans Dann Parody Page1 day ago

Also cell companies sell their cell customers ,in real time, customers location, call records ect... In real time, to the feds.

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MucklesFigtree1 day ago

Dystopian America. It's horrifying that we can see it coming and only a handful of lawyers and judges are stopping it.

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John Webb1 day ago

Thats what being used to collect every LE officers in the USA data so they can be tracked nationwide and in real time. I bet they won't like that app when is goes live.

Michael Bond's profile picture
Michael Bond1 day ago

Make Home phones great again! Imagine if everyone dropped their cellphones!

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Warren Upfett1 day ago

Imagine if president AOC did this 🤯🤯

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John L . just an "old crow"1 day ago

Don't sometimes you wish the Sun would produce one big EMP? It would fry everything electronic.

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