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What is that? That's a hard-coded API token that Flock cameras use to identify themselves and get OAuth credentials, which can then be used to talk to Flock's production servers. Like, anyone on the internet can probably do this right now.
The damage really just amounts to insignificant outliers. There’s so many cameras that the vandalized ones only make up a statistically insignificant portion.
At the moment, I believe the actual movement is coming from the ground up, grassroots movements that are going to their town halls and telling their representatives that they want these cameras the fuck out of their cities, and it seems to be working, at least somewhat.
I’d be lying though if I didn’t feel some kind of justice and satisfaction every time I see that one dude in Florida carrying around a camera.
The damage really just amounts to insignificant outliers. There’s so many cameras that the vandalized ones only make up a statistically insignificant portion.
At the moment, I believe the actual movement is coming from the ground up, grassroots movements that are going to their town halls and telling their representatives that they want these cameras the fuck out of their cities, and it seems to be working, at least somewhat.
I’d be lying though if I didn’t feel some kind of justice and satisfaction every time I see that one dude in Florida carrying around a camera.