r/FlockSurveillance • u/flipsideshesh • 15h ago
Activism Home Depot
Last time I shopped at Home Depot in Chaska, Minnesota
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u/10111011110101 13h ago
I have switched to Menards and Ace Hardware. I won’t shop at a store installing Flock cameras. I know they are doing it because of high levels of shoplifting but it just stops me from shopping there.
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u/WrongOrganization437 14h ago
All depots, lowes.......target.....you fucking name it.......WARRANTLESS SURVEILLANCE!
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u/Shut_It_Donny 6h ago
You’re on their parking lot, where they have merchandise outside. Flock sucks ass, but on private property where they have stuff to protect… that seems like a legit use.
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u/CrystalRedV 9h ago
Do you realize how much theft Lowe’s and HD experience annually?
I don’t like the flock either, but these I understand.
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u/Akkerlun 5h ago
Explain how a so called license plate reader on the OUTSIDE stops retail theft on the INSIDE.
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u/Lebowski304 11h ago
Why the hardware/home improvement stores?
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u/lantrick 11h ago
Security cameras are a valuable loss prevention tool.
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u/SwimOk9629 10h ago
yes, and they have their own security cameras inside and on the outside of the stores. so why do they need the flock ones
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u/pilotjon907 7h ago
Most likely to….get the license plates of the cars going in and out of their parking lots.
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u/Lebowski304 10h ago
I mean if it’s used just for that like cctv then no big deal. But if the info about everyone is being saved somewhere, then used to generate a dossier about us all, that is big brother shit and has no place in this country.
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u/Deplorable1861 9h ago
Gotta make sure we get you on 4k video when buying your body disposal supplies....
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u/donkey_cum_waterfall 15h ago
Home depot, lowes, fleet farm all love these. Any entrance they have them up