• KairuByte@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    14 days ago

    In the US you are legally allowed to record anything visible from public property. Meaning the flock cameras could be pointed directly at your house and it’d be legal.

    I mean, they’d suddenly disappear somewhat frequently, but they’d be legal while there.

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      14 days ago

      You can also claim other peoples property if it’s been left over 48 hours and is in public. Parking was a fucking nightmare and we would have have these contractor dumpsters that had a really bad habit of staying long past their permit length, well I guess I have a dumpster to either scrap or sell. There’s a form and a whole process, but make Flock claim every camera.

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        14 days ago

        Hell no, the chances of getting fucked over for that are so high. Cut em off, bag em in a faraday bag before transportation, wait at least a day if no longer before opening the bag, then break em down into unidentifiable parts and dispose of what you don’t want.

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          14 days ago

          Depends but only licensed/registered ones I would guess, another neighbor got cars removed pretty regularly cause he was fixing them to sell but he would park them on the street but without tags