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I take out my phone battery when I travel in my car... I also use a cell phone modem to communicate via signal and delta chat. I also have a degoogle e/os phone. I also don't go to places that have these flock cameras in their parking lots. ACE is the place

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lemmy.today

I can't avoid flock. There's one about every 500ft I feel like. If I go to my in-laws ~5 miles I'm probably on at least 5-7 cameras depending on which route. It's bullshit!! Wish I had a way to blind the cameras while looking inconspicuous in person

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lemmy.world

FYI: Flock cameras are only powered by the solar panel with no backup power in almost every case. A solar panel will fail to produce power if a majority of it is covered and will be useless if a cell is damaged. Do with that info what you will.

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But that would be cause to make a service call since it can't phone home... No "heartbeat".

However, it would be more unfortunate if the lens happened to become really dirty, with a paint-like film of dirt from the rain... Heartbeat alive, checks in, etc. Supposedly no footage or imagery leaves those devices, so shouldn't know whether or not the camera fully functions.

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My exit off the highway has one. I could take the train...but so does the parking lot.

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