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Seeing this pop up in a few places on social media. Flock cameras being placed at gun ranges or pointed at gun range parking lots and entrances. For the gun range owner, it may be for property protection, but privacy is a huge concern with Flock cameras. If local governments are pointing them at entrances or parking lots, that is a lot of data being collected about when, how often, and who (vehicle and facial recognition) goes to gun ranges.

Daytona Beach lawyer found flock cameras at his local public gun range: https://x.com/Snowflake_News/status/2086878568517415075

Eagle Sports Range in Cudahy, WI: https://x.com/WallStreetApes/status/2084443116850053185
The gun range has removed them due to backlash: https://www.tmj4.com/news/local-news/in ... y-concerns

Colion Noir video post about Flock cameras and gun ranges:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMyBbJgXVyg

Question is, who installed these cameras? Was it the range owner or a city, county, state or federal government entity? Flock cameras are not purchased. Flock leases them out at around $2,500.00 each annually. That could be a large expense for a business owner but if it is a government agency, who approved the budget for these? If the business owner had them installed, Who can see the captured data?
I think if I see these at a range I go to, I will change ranges.