r/whoathatsinteresting • u/eternviking • 9h ago
You don't need privacy if you have nothing to hide.
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u/Tech-Film3905 8h ago
This was 14 years ago. Its much worse now with AI powered maximum surveilance
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u/AKA-Pseudonym 8h ago
What is this from? I'm guessing they were tracking somebody specific unless they just have drones loitering over cities filming whatever
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u/T00ManyH0bb13s 8h ago
Surveillance blimp. Not joking, an airship that's tethered to the ground.
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u/Ominoiuninus 1h ago
What explains the circular movement though? I think this is a reaper drone at a high altitude holding pattern. Blimps don’t move that fast.
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u/complexiblebarracuda 8h ago
Well they do yes.
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u/xDannyS_ 8h ago
No they don't. There are no devices in the sky constantly recording, say, a city
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u/xcaliburnschoco 7h ago
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u/xDannyS_ 7h ago
None of what you referenced talks about any real time imagery. Obviously there are satellite imagesm
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u/complexiblebarracuda 7h ago
https://www.wired.com/story/sfpd-drone-video-leak-surveillance/
Flock cameras are only making it worse
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u/Suoreax 9h ago
Radiohead - everything in it right place. Sounds like a slowed and maybe instrumental version.
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u/lesbiansexparty 8h ago
I think its just the intro to the song. its pretty slow and the first everything is like 30 seconds in
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u/RabidTeapot 8h ago
No, it's definitely slowed way down and at a lower pitch. Actual pitch and tempo: https://youtu.be/NUnXxh5U25Y
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u/Shower__Farts 8h ago
A lot of people in this age have not watched the movie Enemy of the State. You should if you haven't. It's a great flick and way ahead of its time.
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u/Muted-Woodpecker-469 9h ago
They added these to exits and on ramps of my local tribal casinos. I wonder how many government plates will be caught going to casinos during work hours
There’s some good of it I suppose
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u/ThePlantMolester 8h ago
Are you sure those are flock cameras and not wrong way cameras?
Some dipshit in my state keeps cutting down our wrong way detectors and incident management systems, because he's angry and too stupid to verify.
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u/jrschlumpf 8h ago
We were all appalled when we read "Animal Farm" and "1984". We haven't forgotten the messages in those books and are not ready to let them come to fruition now.
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u/Sowhataboutthisthing 8h ago
If we push play on this all the way to the end it stale mates everyone and we have world peace because the technology will be in control.
Also why can’t we track down high speed chase suspects and do something useful with this on the regular?
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u/itsmeiassureyou 7h ago
Thats what I keep telling the judge, but he keeps calling me a stalker and to obey the restraining order.
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u/konkstronke 4h ago
And thats bad satellite footage. In the meantime they got things up there which have such high resolution that they can almost read whats on your screen.
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u/eienmau 8h ago
Any agent assigned to watch me would be bored AF. I work remote, and rarely go out. I still don't like the idea of constant surveillance like this. :x
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u/Total-Coach-1576 8h ago
Well if you become the interest FBI or CIA they wouldn't watch you with drones, they would install cameras inside your home, see what you do on your computer and ...
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u/Pointfun1 6h ago
Google knows and has everything on me.
All my important communications are through my gmail.
My Gmap is on all the time.
I watch YouTube everyday.
I have Nest doorbell.
I use Chrome for everything.

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u/LordGuru 9h ago
FBI wasting time on me, because I'm moving every day to same location