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Milwaukee To Give Away 2,000 Surveillance Cameras for Citywide NSA Spy Grid

Posted on March 8, 2014 by pogowasright.org

Kristan T. Harris reports:

The city of Milwaukee will be giving away 2,000 security cameras to south side businesses. A grant has been provided to the city and they are eager to get started.  Is this a violation of our constitutional 4th amendment right?  These cameras will come with facial recognition and subsequently will track your behaviors. They will also be able to collect meta data on your habits, cell phone conversations, what you buy and who you associate with. This information will be collaborated with your cell phone id and facial recognition software provided by these cameras to monitor your voyage around town and record your trends.

Read more on  The Rundown Live.

Thanks to Joe Cadillic for this link.

 

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