Consider the scenario: I have a drone with a small guided grenade in a field outside your city. My goal is to take out Dregan-1.
Your phone is on. Location says in your house. I can't get the grenade through the window. I'll wait.
Motion. Excellent. Check cameras, they're black. Your phone must be in your pocket. Speed? 3mph. You're probably walking. Send the drone out.
Drone spots you. You hear it over your shoulder. You're with a group of children. It can't strike. Element of surprise lost.
But with street view cameras everywhere.... now I can organize my strikes to succeed. Find you alone. Check what you're carrying. No warnings, no witnesses.
It will be most useful to have the cameras on the street once the drones are policing our behavior.
I think flock is smoke and mirrors for the real surveillance system which is axion.
These cameras are on light poles and speed radars recording everything.
Consider the scenario: I have a drone with a small guided grenade in a field outside your city. My goal is to take out Dregan-1.
Your phone is on. Location says in your house. I can't get the grenade through the window. I'll wait.
Motion. Excellent. Check cameras, they're black. Your phone must be in your pocket. Speed? 3mph. You're probably walking. Send the drone out.
Drone spots you. You hear it over your shoulder. You're with a group of children. It can't strike. Element of surprise lost.
But with street view cameras everywhere.... now I can organize my strikes to succeed. Find you alone. Check what you're carrying. No warnings, no witnesses.
It will be most useful to have the cameras on the street once the drones are policing our behavior.
it's a lot easier just to knock on the door.
the whole flock thing is vulnerable nationally to 100 guys with strategy and tools.
Perhaps it's the beacon of a metaphorical anglerfish, to attract social dissidents for easy consumption.
A pie on the windowsill, if you will, and granny is ready to whallop whoever reaches to grab it.