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Government, in an effort to have deniability, contracts third party companies to do the surveillance.

As conservative writer Terry Newton aptly stated in an August 30 article for The Discern Report:

“It is not a cop on a corner who happens to notice a stolen Buick. It is a private contractor building a searchable map of every car that rolls past a pole. Connor O’Keeffe put it cleanly. The government would never get away with dropping a GPS tracker in every glove box. So it rented the next best thing and called it public safety.”

Flock gets all the headlines but there are other companies too that are surveilling citizens.

Motorola, Axon and Leonardo are just as important and these three companies are getting no media coverage at all. All we hear about is Flock, Flock, Flock.

Of these three other companies, Leonardo may be the most dangerous, says Padfield.

“They capture the unique identifiers of every electronic device on you (watch, phone, Bluetooth headphones, tablet, Fitbit, laptop, etc.) and every electronic device in you (pacemaker, glucose monitor, hearing aids, insulin pump),” he said. “They tie your electronic devices to your license plate so they know who those devices belong to. Then if they see my Apple Watch and my AirPods in YOUR vehicle, they make a note of it that we know each other because you are giving me a ride in your car. The more frequently they see our devices near each other, the stronger the relationship.”

That kind of information in the hands of a rogue government, or any government, should concern every American.

But it doesn’t stop there.

“They also collect data from your tire pressure sensors in your vehicle’s tires, so even if they later took down the camera, they could still recognize your car from the electronic signature of your tires as you drive by.”

Flock, Axon, Leonardo and Motorola have networks in place. The network is a physical fact, and physical facts outlast the politicians who promise to govern them.

That is the whole argument, and it does not depend on any particular administration being wicked. It depends only on the certainty that some future administration will face something it calls an emergency. Pandemic, cyberattack, domestic unrest, a war footing, take your pick. Emergency powers are never invented from scratch in the moment of crisis. They are drawn from capacity that was quietly built during ordinary times for ordinary reasons.

A government that can reconstruct where 200 million vehicles have traveled for the past year does not need to round anyone up. It needs only to know who attended which church, which rally, which meeting, and who visited whom.

Here’s a channel with good info.:

https://www.youtube.com/@businessreform

Everything you mention there is exactly the problem I have with data centers, cameras, spyware in general. All of it. It’s already a huge, serious problem, complete violation of our 4th amendment rights against unreasonable search and seizure. Like you said, the government uses third party entities to circumvent this and other constitutional amendments. And it’s not just the government that bothers me.

Big tech is not our friend. Any entity that tracks innocent people, looking for a crime, is not our friend.

I get the advantage of finding the stolen Buick or the bank robber. But the technology is completely ignored when it doesn’t serve the purpose of our masters.

Violent protesters? Nope, we can’t find them.

Illegal aliens? We don’t see them.

Framing patriots for a false flag insurrection? Yep, we got them. Our controlled media will frame them, we will lose tens of thousands of hours of video that proves their innocence, and will destroy all evidence of their actions after we put those uppity patriots in their place.

J6 and many other events show how this kind of technology is misused. Watching people get “de-banked” because of their opinions. Or get kicked off their jobs because of a post on their private account. Or doxxed for being the lone normie in a group of 12 that were destined to reach a pre-determined verdict (yes, that’s coming).

Technology like this puts too much power into the hands of the few, at the expense of the many.

I suppose the genie is out of the bottle already, and it will take a LOT of strong court cases to put it back, if we can find more than a handful of judges that aren’t part of the crooked, power-hungry globalist cabal.

We are fast becoming the 1930s Germany and most people are too fast asleep, or too gaslit to even notice or even care.