@tgcoldrockn Fascinating

Are the cameras at 59th street actually Flock cameras (or similar), accessible by NYPD or just for congestion pricing and toll collection? In deflock, they all look like they're part of DOT but i'm not sure if NYPD has access. For most of northern Manhattan, it seems to be pretty standard for DOT to operate all the cameras, including all of Harlem.

For us non-Americans, can someone provide some info about that blue blob on the bottom left, where it looks like there's a camera every 2m?

the deflock map has made it really easy to find out where the white people live.

And? It's not just white privilege. There are a lot of more expensive and whiter neighborhoods in Manhattan. It would be more interesting to find out how they managed to keep Flock out so others could emulate it.

The average income and home prices seem really low.

I checked a few rich areas around me and they've got about the same amount. I think for many of them, it's to protect their riches rather than to preserve their privacy from the government. After all, they own both major parties so what is there to fear?

Now if only we really were hunting down and executing the rich - bet they'd be more eager to not get tracked. But... I won't hold out hope.

Big deal. Cameras along the perimeter can basically log whenever they come and go. The rich and privileged need to know all those other cameras need to go if they really want a modicum of privacy back.

In their defense, white collar crime - whilst doing the most damage to society - isn't generally done on the street.

Well well well.

you can live in manhattan on that income or is that like two people making that income?

We really are being selectively watched. We should just do a French.

We'll they got the flock out of there...

Take down all the ones elesewhere and relocate them here.