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>>ptk+(OP)
There's a Flock camera at the end of my driveway. I'm next to a city line, so it's a reasonable location.

I wonder if I can file a CCPA request and get a list of my comings and goings.

>>Animat+Ak
I'm basically in the same boat. There is no practical way for me to avoid having my picture taken 6 or more times every single day. I flip the camera off each and every time I drive/walk by it. It's infuriating.

>>r2_pil+fE
Why do you care if you're not doing anything illegal?

>>toephu+CL1
In this particular case, because criminals can hack Flock's databases. You can tell whether I'm leaving to go to work, coming home for lunch, figure out my patterns, and schedule a robbery. There are PLENTY of other reasons why I don't appreciate having a camera sitting at the end of my driveway, I wasn't notified about their decision nor had any input so it feels a bit intrusive, but surely you can appreciate that no system is 100% secure and that's why these persistent surveillance gear are so troubling.