From Newsgroup: alt.privacy
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13552111/FedEx-trucks-spying-cameras-police.html
FedEx is using AI-powered cameras installed on its trucks to
help aid police investigations, a new report has revealed.
The popular postal firm has partnered with a $4billion
surveillance startup based in Georgia called Flock Safety,
Forbes reported.
Flock specializes in automated license plate recognition
and video surveillance, and already has a fleet of around
40,000 cameras spanning 4,000 cities across 40 states.
FedEx has teamed up with the company to monitor its
facilities across the US, but under the deal it is also
sharing its Flock surveillance feeds with law enforcement.
And it is believed to be one of four multi-billion dollar
private companies with this arrangement.
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Who do you e-Buy from ? If you cannot specify that
FedEx must not be used then buy from SOMEONE ELSE.
Delivery drivers come ON to your property. Despite
laws against the State spying at that level of
detail, they do NOT cover the State getting OTHER
entities to do the spying FOR them. In short they
can legally BUY other people's surveillance data.
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