🇺🇸 License plate readers were the beginning.
Tucker argues that surveillance technology is evolving far beyond tracking vehicles, claiming systems like Flock Safety are moving toward identifying faces and capturing audio while cities embrace them as a lower-cost alternative to… pic.twitter.com/GF1U0V5tfi
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) July 16, 2026
Tucker argues that surveillance technology is evolving far beyond tracking vehicles, claiming systems like Flock Safety are moving toward identifying faces and capturing audio while cities embrace them as a lower-cost alternative to expanding police forces. His biggest question: What do citizens get in return? If privacy keeps shrinking, the promise is supposed to be greater public safety. But if people don’t feel safer, where is the tradeoff leading? The debate has shifted… How much surveillance is a free society willing to normalize?

