Technology

I realized recently that every other apartment in my building has those ring cameras on their front doors, meaning I’m being put in some database every time I leave my place. Why do they even need that? It’s not like strangers can get into the building, and packages all go to a special room.

Not really flock related, but still.

Someone in my area keeps smashing three on one road, but because they wear plain black clothes and ride a generic mountain bike, an (I assume) don't bring a phone with them, it seems nobody can figure out who it is. And the damages aren't enough for them to post camera guards like the one the nearest Lowe's now has.

I wonder if Flock cameras would be susceptible to burnout from a DVD-writer laser. Hmm. Of course it should only be done from level or above the camera, thus pointing downward, as pointing a laser skyward and missing the camera would risk aircraft.

Ah, now I'm on a list. As if I wasn't already.

Realistically speaking, what's the likelihood that a jury would convict someone of cutting down surveillance camera posts? Feels like most potential jurors would support such actions.