Flock has gone viral as a topic and deservedly so. I am glad it has reached mainstream media. But to complete the picture we have to close the loop as warrantless surveillance doesn't end with Flock. It is but another cog in the wheel. Let us learn the full story. Rob Braxman reports.

When you use Windows and you enable features you will see privacy statements like, "Our AI doesn't learn from you". Or another one referring to Windows Recall capturing periodic screenshots is, "Your data is local". These are FALSE. These are lies. While in legalese they may actually be correct, the reality hasn't changed. Using embedded AI will destroy your privacy. I will dissect the small print and you will see why. Rob Braxman reports.<,strong>

“We have cameras everywhere in that town.”

by Caitlin Johnstone

August 19, 2026 - All the wrongful arrests based on faulty Flock camera evidence is another illustration of the way people are making themselves dumber by outsourcing their thinking to machines.

Today in dystopia, the terrorist pig thug cops have been wrongfully arresting people based on faulty information from AI-assisted Flock surveillance footage instead of actually investigating evidence of the alleged crime.

In a recent video on "Invisible Phones", I scared the beginners because the explanation of that solution was more advanced. But it is only one of 3 possible options. Today we will reframe this into levels of solutions for hiding your phone number and the base solution requires no tech skills. When you start from the base level, you are already reaping the privacy benefits of de-linking your phone number to your identity. Each additional level raises the bar to even more flexibility and privacy, all the way to Level 3, which was the Invisible Phone video.