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And yet They can’t stop people from stealing your packages.

Government will NEVER violate our rights...when they can get corporations to do it for them.

My mom used to work for an FBI field office in the 80s as a dispatcher in Miami and she would talk about how field agents would dress up as Bell South employees (now AT&T), ride around in Bell South vans and "work" on telephone poles. She told me this back in '05 and didn't believe a word she said until I served in the Airforce in 2013. The technology and how invasive it is so Orwellian that the 4th amendment might as well shouldn't even exist anymore. The fact that they have certain drones and planes that are painted light blue at the bottom of them to blend in with the sky convinced me that my mom was way ahead of her time....

As my grandfather used to say...."you're not a criminal today but tomorrow when a new law is created, you then become a criminal" - that new law can be about ANYTHING these days.

I'm 68 yrs old, never would I have believed this country could be like this. Insanity.

FedEx needs to focus on why mails are missing or stolen instead of surveillance....🙄

Everywhere you go, cameras are everywhere. It's vile and disgusting.

Beware of those who will take your right to privacy away in the name of security. For in the name of security they will continue to take your individual rights away until you have none.

Who's watching the government? Who's watching the police? Who's watching the CEO's? This is where 24/7 monitoring needs to focus on.

Simple solution: boycott FedEx. Don't use them. Ever.

I am never using Fed Ex again. Done supporting their abuse of our freedom.❤

Screw FedEx.

FedEx released one of my packages to the local police and two cops showed up at my house claiming the package tested positive for illegal substances. It was a video card and they already opened it prior so they knew it didn't contain anything illegal. They tried to get me to accept the package and I flatly refused because they tampered with it, you could clearly see where they taped it back up. I was not kind or cordial in my response so they were plenty pissed. Later that day they dropped it off on the porch. Those types REALLY don't like it when you stand your ground. I used to respect the badge, not so much anymore.

If FedEx is doing this, why would we think Walmart, Amazon, UPS are not? Edit since YT won't let me respond again. "Error occurred" Walmart has 18 wheelers that drive all over the country.

This flies in the face of several amendments to the US Constitution that guarantees the right to privacy of its citizens by the government. Love to be the attorney that argues this one before the Supreme Court.

I’m so glad that sheriff slipped up and told the truth about what was going on within the private public partnership.

I find it interesting how an HOA can tell a homeowner to take down a ring camera because of neighbors' privacy but these cameras can invade an entire block!

This will ONE HUNDRED PERCENT be abused and escalated to whatever the next step is. 1984 and Idiocracy are no longer movies....

I had a feeling this was going to be happening. They're not looking for bad guys, that should be obvious to Americans by now....

The only problem I have with this scenario is that FedEx is the WORST delivery service in the country. They will actually throw your package IN THE STREET, then when you complain, claim it never happened. So I’d really rather not have them filming me or my home.😮

Mass surveilance is almost never used to catch actual criminals and is overwhelmingly used to target dissidents.

It would be a hoot to have cameras monitor police and FEDS and have it available commercially for the public to watch the watchers.

I was always told by parents "Actions speak louder than words" and "If you want to know what and who a person is watch what they do no what they say". After 77 yrs of life I know these two sayings to be 100% truth. That said I ask the question, Is Washington DC following the laws of the land? The answer is no! Are they honoring the US Constitution? No they are not. SO what does this tell us. Well namely the country is about to be taken over without a single shot being fired. Above all that looms one major item ... the creation of fear.

Fed Ex should concentrate on how their drivers are servicing their customers.

I'm a FedEx Ground driver and every single truck is equipped with very sensitive cameras the record the outside and inside the cab .. Time for me to leave this industry .. I don't need this crap !!!

"FedEx declined to answer questions we asked them [regarding this]". This tells me enough to boycott FedEx until they answer our questions.

Pretty hilarious that the naming convention of this company implies that we're all livestock

Ups does this as well. The driver of a UPS truck told me this as he held his scanner tight against his body saying they record all transactions. He delivered things to ud often and we had tslked about all kinds of things. Now it's just business and miss the interaction we had before. I still thank him ever time for taking the boxes to my porch. Now i just stay on the porch and let him come to me. But i do have my front door closed now. Great information, thanks Mr Lehto!!

And then they "FORGET" their body cams when they raid your house at 6am!

We are officially living in a police state. Time to boycott FedEx too.

Remember the crazy lady who accused the mail man of stalking? USPS is part of this too she wasn't crazy she was just on a watchlist being harassed

Easy - use UPS! Go Brown.

Now this is actual fascism. Coporations and Gov work together to watch you.

Oh good. Now we can locate those thousands of missing children each year.

People are worried about cameras in public, while carrying a supercomputer in their pocket that tracks everything they say, every place they go, and everything they look at online...

Big Brother via FedEx !!! I wonder what UPS will do if they're not doing it already ???

“We the people are the rightful masters of both Congress and the Courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who would pervert the Constitution” - Abraham Lincoln

They don’t give two craps about your rights or the constitution.

I’m done supporting fedex right now today

Doorbell cameras networking with personal Wi-Fi has been doing this since its been available. Also with Alexa with Google home.... ALL OF IT.

Your ring doorbell, the camera in your t.v., the GPS in your cellphone. I no longer trust my toaster either.

The wedding of State and corporations is the essence of fascism.

My family have passed on and although I miss them terribly, I'm glad that they never had to go through life as we now know it. My grandkids growing up in this dystopian world worries me enough. 😢

The fact is that this stuff has been going on for a while now. Quite a while and those who noticed it were called crazy and paranoid. It's good to know the rest of us are finally seeing it and able to verify it. Little consolation to those who went through painful years alone with no one believing them.

I want my data erased…time for a class action lawsuit

A FedEx driver tried hitting me with their truck 2 years ago. When I called my local FedEx to report them, they responded by blacklisting my address. Guess it was a blessing in disguise.

Didn't google do somthing like this including recording our conversations? I will never use FedEx for buisnes.

Ive been under surveillance for years and I told my family this and everyone things I am paranoid.

Driving onto our property and performing background checks on vehicles and their owners is clearly a 4th amendment violation

The way FedEx drivers drive through my neighborhood, they need the cameras filming them, not me

My dad worked with postal service..fedx is government and has been working with the government postal service, for over 40years.. ups is a private shipping company. Nothing new

FedEx didn't like my shipment of three 3d printers so they "failed to deliver" several days in a row and delivered two $1000 broken 3d printers on a $500 insurance valuation. Blacked out Windows and everything. I guess I wasn't patriotic enough for the Patriot Act. So much for the freedom, it definitely wasn't fre3

It doesn't matter what side you're on. This is corporate fascism from left to right.

Maybe they should be watching their drivers destroy my packages instead.

Actually public buses have been doing this for the last decade..every bus has over 10 cameras and four microphones recording at all times…the cameras can be remotely viewed live and every vehicle that passes near the bus has it plates recorded…even conversations on the sidewalk can be clearly heard.

So, we finally know who "Big Brother" is: a dude named FLOK ...

For a company so concerned about crime, it's a mystery why they always leave packages in full view of the street.....

Let's all tell FedEx how happy we are about this. 👎✈👎

Corporation Law seems to rule the nation instead of the Constitution!

In Arizona the traffic cameras were deemed illegal. A police officer must witness the infraction in order to issue a citation. Seeing it on a video after the fact does not count as first hand witnessing of the infraction. Since they aren't making money off the tickets to pay for the cameras, they didn't renew the contract. You can still see poles where cameras were mounted. Removal was not included in the contract.

And yet the police can mute, turn off, and conveniently lose video records from their body cameras. If you were a criminal required to wear a camera, this would be extremely convenient. Wouldn't it?

Let's put FedEx and the others out of business

George Orwell 1984 we living that today with these damn phones looking at us all the time

This has been happening for many years now. Right to privacy violations are rampant.

My local electric power provider started finding cameras they couldn't identify on their poles. This is in a rural county. The power provider had not given permission to anyone to put them there. So, they just started taking them all down.

This is a merger of corporate and state power. That's the literal definition of a certain word.

You can thank Clinton, Bush and the Patriot Act 😊 🇺🇸

PAUL WALL said it on 'Cadillac' back in 2007: "And the FedEx Truck right down the street plotting"

We have given up so many of our rights. This is absolutely ridiculous and unacceptable

Private companies should not be allowed to use your state-issued and required license plate to track your activities. Period.

If you have a smartphone , doorbell camera or Smart home technology you already are being recorded 24/7. The only difference is law enforcement is deciding to use it on a larger scale and putting it in public and on commercial grade vehicles or builds.

used to be old information after 7 or 10 years went away. Now it can be stored forever. That 20 year old parking ticket will haunt you forever.

Governments have figured out that companies can do things that the Government isn't allowed to.

Almost every inch of London is being surveilled by public or private CCTV 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. I don't want to live like that!!

Now imagine all the delivery drones being part of this network as that new technology expands.

I heard in China they have face recognition so you get points for doing something good and lose points for something bad.

ALPR scanners are a violation of probable cause. I don't give a shit how somebody tries to justify it. Running a license plate without cause or witnessing a crime violates ones rights.

HA! I worked for a major telecommunication company, drove a tower truck for years. One glorious morning during our usual pass-down meeting we were informed that GPS units would be installed. Of course we all protested at the thought of being tracked but they calmed our nerves by saying that it is ONLY for safety, you know, in case of an emergency. We instinctively knew that was BS and sure enough, they abused the hell out of that. If you wanted to find a good place to eat for lunch or find a restroom and it took you out of route or you let your vehicle idle too long or say your job was close to your home and you decided to stop for lunch, etc. You would get called on the carpet to answer for your sins. Safety my a**! More like micro management to the inth degree. These cameras linked to a somne central data base, although all good intentions, (cough, cough) can and WILL be abused. No bueno.

that's great except the criminals cover their plates, run no plates and have stolen cars they dump often....

They wouldn't suspect everyone if they weren't such crooks themselves.

In NC, traffic cameras were declared unconstitutional several years ago. The state left many of them in place and still utilized them to issue documents to drivers that looked EXACTLY like citations, but said the amount indicated to be paid, typically $50, was a SAFETY DONATION, not a fee. Naturally this part of the document was stated in extremely fine print, almost impossible to read. This is classic US government at work. “The price of liberty is eternal vigilance.”

Fedex in my area is incapable of delivering any package that hasn't been at least 30% physically destroyed or dropped in a body of water.

Red light cameras are not legal for prosecuting in court . Just based on the fact that you have the right to face your accuser. That implies a live person..

ROCKWELL already stated - somebody is watching me. Wake up people...

Call your local FedEx office and tell them that they are banned from your property and if you have a package they can drop it at the post office. F these people.

So the dude that dropkick my packages over my gate , then does it again bc he didn't make it over the first time is responsible for spying on us. Got it

Thanks, for making this, I'm stoked I found your channel❤❤❤

The Secretary of State already sells your license plate information to anybody who can pay for it. The post office already sells your name and address to anybody. It won't be long before you have no privacy at all.

The issue I have is FedEx is using this as a revenue stream. They get money for collecting information on the public, sell it to another company who sell it to the government.

They are not using it to arrest criminals.. instead harassing law abiding citizens to gain abolishment of the right to privacy

I live in Pennsylvania. 10 years ago one of my friends who worked for the power company told me they were paid to install cameras (by who? All he would say was the gov't. He said they were ALL OVER the place and just figure any where you go you are on camera. EVEN on some dirt roads. He also said if he was caught telling where even one camera was he would lose his job.

You have no idea how much surveillance is going on all day. They are everywhere.

I will stop using FedEx immediately for all my business and private shipping needs. We also need legislation in states to remove all these cameras across public roads that we need to use just to live. It has become outrageous

Maybe they need to work on porch pirates instead of normal citizens.

Fkin thank you for the heads up about the ad at the end. Ill watch the video to the very end just to support the honesty you purvey

It's not just fed ex. Now some of our home monitoring systems have been taken over by AI. Which means what they see is on record forever.

I got a notice for not showing up to court for parking tickets. Not only did the "collection" agency read the incense plate wrong, they got the make model and type of vehicle wrong too. It took months to straighten it out. I also get toll road bills a couple times a year for cars I never owned. It's all a intentional money grab from people that don't need to worry about getting in trouble while they're stealing from us.

Public/private partnerships = fascism

I live in a Conservative area with a PD chief and sheriff who has told the ATF of our Governor to go pound sand on other gun issues so I am not worried about LE here, that said, I am licensed to receive firearms at home and once had a Fedex driver drop off a handgun to me and I noticed the driver get back to the truck and get on her cell phone and appear to have a long conversation for like 5 minutes with her boss or hub. I was convinced that she was trying to red flag my delivery and probably was ignorant to know that its perfectly legal. Would not surprise me. Nothing came of it. I find it criminal how the feds have totally circumvented our rights and basically the Constitution as a whole , in the name of phony national security. The patriot act was criminal in itself, but since that, they have found many other ways behind the scenes to destroy our rights and privacy with the same excuse. The technology you also mentioned is called ANPR, its the cameras you see on the cars roof or trunk and they instantly read cars in a 360 degree around the police vehicle and flag the car or driver for infractions and warrants. It won't be long and we will probably have this everywhere, reading licenses in our wallets and purses, etc. Say hello to the real mark of the beast. They are all flat out lying to us about the use of this tech.