HaveIBeenFlocked.com compiles Flock audit logs, allowing users to type in their license plate number, and the website returns information on search results, including whether or not a Flock system operator has searched the database for their license plate.

The audit log includes the stated reason that someone in law enforcement gave in order to look up the license plate, but doesn’t include if or when your vehicle passed one of the Flock cameras.

    • bamboo@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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      1 month ago

      Exactly why i don’t put the license plate on my car, can’t let anyone see that sensitive information

      • That’s not my point. Everyone drives, thus you see everyone’s license plate.

        Not everyone goes and exposes their home IP to a third party, enters their license plate(or worse, someone else’s) and gets each one put on some secret government watch-list.

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        1 month ago

        Start with “NOPLATE”, “NCC1701”, “XXX” and “NULL”.

        There might be others that have ended up in the news as a result of human (police or programmer) error, but just those four over fifty States is a good 200 to start with.

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      1 month ago

      I put in the plate from my previous car, and a few others I knew from random people. No results on any.

      Edit: also, it doesn’t have any fields for state or type of plate. Does this mean that Flock also confuses them?

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    1 month ago

    I’ve invented a credit card fraud checker. Just reply to my comment with your credit card number and I’ll let you know if it’s been stolen.

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    Wouldnt it be wayyyy better if the government was forced to give you a reason as to why theyre stalking you, that was sent in the mail automatically? I understand that could harm longterm investigations but also it would help expose/prevent abuse.

    Maybe dont rely on AI tools if youre building a massive case against someone

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      1 month ago

      There’s a simple solution. If they want to track/stalk you and dont want you to know, they can get a warrant. Obviously, this can still be abused, but now the guy stalking his ex has to get a judge to agree to stalking his ex which could backfire on the judge if the stalker decides to act on any flock/axon info.

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        1 month ago

        They’re already supposed to have a warrant before they do any searches. These articles are just confirmations of them violating your rights.