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Barry is a small, sweet dog who has already gotten loose once and had to be chased down. A neighborhood network of license plate cameras might have tracked her, but her owner would rather ask the neighbors if they spotted her, which worked well enough, than be filmed around the clock. Even after being broken into multiple times, he would rather double bolt the door than live in a surveillance state.

So here is the commercial. Barry gets mauled by coyotes, and you could have saved her by giving up your rights. Nobody with kids would pass on a system that could catch the license plate of whoever took their child. The person who turns it down is the terrorist who wants your dog eaten by a pack of wild coyotes.

If your dog dies, that's on you. Flock security.

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