
Stop Unrestricted Data Sharing by Cambridge FLOCK Cameras
The Issue
Hey everyone, it's Geno Riley here from Wheeling Avenue. I'm reaching out today because I'm deeply concerned about the use of FLOCK cameras in our beloved Cambridge. While I'm all for supporting our law enforcement and providing them with the necessary tools to keep us safe, there’s a line we shouldn’t cross. It’s important to use technology wisely and ensure it protects us without invading an innocent person's privacy.
The current setup allows FLOCK cameras to share information broadly, potentially across the nation, and even with Homeland Security. My worry isn’t just about what Cambridge is doing today, but about what future administrations could do if these systems go unchecked. With the click of an update, today’s infrastructure could be turned into a tool for automated citations or intrusive monitoring. Imagine how this could impact ordinary folks, people just like you and me, who are simply trying to get by.
In our community, many families struggle to make ends meet. A sudden fine could mean having to choose between groceries or supporting a local business. It's not just about what's on paper; it's the real-life implications that worry me. We’ve seen how quickly government power can expand in emergencies. This is why it's crucial to have safeguards that prevent misuse before it begins.
I'm calling on our city council to enforce strict limits on these FLOCK cameras. We need clear policies that ensure no automated fines, restricted data sharing without public consent, and accountability for how our information is being used. Everyone deserves to have their privacy respected, from the single mother to the small business owner. Let's protect those who might never speak at a council meeting because they’re out there working hard.
Let's come together to demand that Cambridge installs the necessary safeguards. Public safety is vital, but we can't forget about our fundamental freedoms. We can and should have both. Join me in signing this petition so our voices can lead to meaningful action. Thank you for your support.

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The Issue
Hey everyone, it's Geno Riley here from Wheeling Avenue. I'm reaching out today because I'm deeply concerned about the use of FLOCK cameras in our beloved Cambridge. While I'm all for supporting our law enforcement and providing them with the necessary tools to keep us safe, there’s a line we shouldn’t cross. It’s important to use technology wisely and ensure it protects us without invading an innocent person's privacy.
The current setup allows FLOCK cameras to share information broadly, potentially across the nation, and even with Homeland Security. My worry isn’t just about what Cambridge is doing today, but about what future administrations could do if these systems go unchecked. With the click of an update, today’s infrastructure could be turned into a tool for automated citations or intrusive monitoring. Imagine how this could impact ordinary folks, people just like you and me, who are simply trying to get by.
In our community, many families struggle to make ends meet. A sudden fine could mean having to choose between groceries or supporting a local business. It's not just about what's on paper; it's the real-life implications that worry me. We’ve seen how quickly government power can expand in emergencies. This is why it's crucial to have safeguards that prevent misuse before it begins.
I'm calling on our city council to enforce strict limits on these FLOCK cameras. We need clear policies that ensure no automated fines, restricted data sharing without public consent, and accountability for how our information is being used. Everyone deserves to have their privacy respected, from the single mother to the small business owner. Let's protect those who might never speak at a council meeting because they’re out there working hard.
Let's come together to demand that Cambridge installs the necessary safeguards. Public safety is vital, but we can't forget about our fundamental freedoms. We can and should have both. Join me in signing this petition so our voices can lead to meaningful action. Thank you for your support.

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Petition created on September 22, 2026