Does the 4th amendment protect you from Flock Cameras tracking you in public? More specifically, is it unconstitutional for police officers to partner with Flock Safety to track your whereabouts over a long period of time? Past Supreme Court decisions like the 2018 Carpenter V. The United States upheld the idea that you have some expectation of privacy in public, but it is unclear how the current Supreme Court would decide on a similar ruling. In my full video I break down my predictions for how

As a disclaimer this incident occurred in September 2025 around the time of the UN General Assembly. Thankfully, nothing happened to the cellular connections of New Yorkers, That being said, the dangers of an attack on our cellular communications networks cannot be overstated. When people can’t communicate with their friends and family in a time of emergency, mass panic ensues and this is not good for anyone. I covered the full story in my YouTube video. I don’t want to scare people with these s