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Now it's not just Police abusing ALPRs, they're just giving their credentials to family?
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I couldn't repost the thread on this sub, but a quick google: Savannah officer lets her husband (who works for ICE) use her credentials to access flock surveillance. I'd like to say this shocks me, but it doesn't. And short of... activities I won't promote, there is just nothing we can do? We just have to let this happen because it's making people money? https://www.wtoc.com/2026/10/15/savannah-officer-fired-sharing-flock-login-with-ice-agent-husband/
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[comment u/Simple_Experience544] always been the deal with these systems, they build this massive dragnet and then act surprised when someone shares the password like it's a netflix account. the tech is so tempting to misuse that "unauthorized access" might as well be a feature at this point