From day one, the Trump regime has depended on Big Tech corporations to advance its violent agenda. And in October 2025, two of these corporations, Flock and Amazon’s Ring announced a partnership to further entrench their violent tech weapons into the State’s surveillance and policing apparatus. Flock and Ring’s dangerous track record include being used by ICE to target migrants for deportation, being tapped by police agencies to identify protesters, and by government officials seeking to criminalize trans folks and abortion seekers. But communities across the country are fighting back! People are organizing to expose Flock’s Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR) and Amazon’s Ring cameras for what they are - mass surveillance and criminalization networks used to target our people - and to stop contracts between them and polICE. Join us to learn more about what Big Tech corporations are pushing to surveil us, why partnerships between Flock/Ring and the mf’n polICE are dangerous, and how you can join the fight to stop these partnerships to build truly safe communities where we have housing, healthcare, education, and other community needs, not racist surveillance. Desde el primer día, el régimen de Trump ha dependido de las grandes corporaciones tecnológicas (la Big Tech) para impulsar su agenda violenta. Y en octubre de 2025, dos de estas corporaciones, Flock y Ring de Amazon, anunciaron una asociación para integrar aún más sus armas tecnológicas violentas en el aparato de vigilancia y control policial del Estado. Acompañanos para aprender más sobre las armas de vigilancia que las grandes corporaciones tecnológicas están impulsando, por qué las asociaciones entre Flock/Ring y la policía son peligrosas, y cómo puedes unirte a la lucha para detener estas asociaciones y construir comunidades verdaderamente seguras donde tengamos vivienda, atención médica, educación y otras necesidades comunitarias, en vez de vigilancia racista.

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