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Micah Lee: Hard-coded API token that Flock cameras use to identify themselves and get OAuth credentials, which can then be used to talk to Flock's production servers. (bsky.app)

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[–] faebudo@infosec.pub 50 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

They are always very specific when saying that Flock cameras do not do face recognition. Because stated like this it's true. The face recognition doesn't happen on the camera (also not license plate reading etc.) instead photos are sent to central servers where they do the license plate reading and face recognition.