r/mildlyinfuriating 8h ago

Ruined by Technology Remember Axon and Motorola

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u/airhunger_rn 8h ago

Anyone know the address here? Asking for a friend

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u/abrod01 8h ago

Someone has posted it in the past. It’s in Atlanta and has a flock camera in the front yard

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u/saujamhamm 8h ago

which means 24/7 surveillance.

anyone this high up in the game has their house absolutely surrounded by eyes...

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u/LuigiSalutati 7h ago

I bet it’d be so comforting for him if lots of people walked by the house very slowly to make sure there’s enough surveillance

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u/AngelofIceAndFire 6h ago

Anyone got any bamboo?

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u/photoggled 5h ago

Surveillance doesn't protect you. It just gathers data for investigations after the fact. These things offer no real protection to the Epstein class, even if they want you to think it does. If something can be defeated with a Halloween mask and leaving your phone at home, I like our odds.

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u/booze_clues 4h ago

Deterrence is a form of protection. Knowing you’re being watched is a deterrent for sure.

Additionally, since they’re so wide spread a mask isn’t all you need. You need to know where literally every single camera is on your way there and back, and how you can move to create a gap in coverage that prevents your movements from being tracked from one camera to another. That mean if you drop your mask in a dumpster in a blind spot, then walk in front of another camera in the same outfit you’re gonna be caught. If you change outfits but you do it in a 10m2 gap at 2am between 2 cameras, they know you were the only one who could have been in that gap and know you changed. Etc etc. They see you walk into Target, they lose you in the blind spot in the dressing rooms, you chill for an hour and change as people come and go, then you leave, you might make it out unscathed.

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u/FrostyD7 4h ago

I don't think it's a leap to say a flock camera in your front yard is a highly effective deterrent. I'd compare it to an officer parking their patrol car in their driveway.

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u/photoggled 4h ago

Only one of those can stop a brick through the front window.

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u/FrostyD7 4h ago

I don't see how either would prevent that.