👀🚨 AXON is accessing images of DRIVER'S LICENSES and IDENTITY DOCUMENTS through ACEIP without the consent of the individuals depicted, and using those photographs to train AI models Government -issued identity documents containing: • Full legal names • Dates of birth • Addresses • Driver's license numbers • Photographs (biometric identifiers) • State of issuance —- Not only this 👀🚨 Axon's ACEIP program is a data harvesting operation that uses the monopoly power established through the Vievu acquisition to compel police departments into sharing citizen surveillance data for commercial AI development.🚨👀 1. Axon acquired Vievu in 2018, consolidating the (body camera market) 2. The FTC challenged this as anticompetitive 3. After the FTC case was dismissed, Axon used its dominant market position to implement ACEIP 4. ACEIP gives Axon access to Customer Content - including ALPR images, body camera footage, transcripts, and identity documents 5. Police departments cannot realistically refuse to participate in ACEIP because Axon is the dominant provider of body camera systems 6. Axon uses this data to train proprietary AI models 7. The AI models become Axon's exclusive commercial property 8. The citizens whose data feeds the models never consented —— Axon's ACEIP portal confirms they access 🚨🚨👀 Detect Error Cases of ALPR and SOR" - active since February 2026. It says Axon accesses "ALPR data entries from customer database, which contains: (1) images captured by Fleet / Outpost camera, (2) ALPR read result and metrics, (3) user-correction, and (4) state level location of the reads."⬅️ "State level location of the reads" - 👀🚨 this means Axon is accessing the state-level geographic location of every ALPR read. Not just the time and date, but the state-level location. This means Axon knows which state each ALPR read came from.⬅️⬅️👀 Now connect this to the "Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) System Improvement" use case, active since October 2022: "License plate images captured by a users Fleet Camera and the associated ALPR Read Record such as date and time of the capture, and geographical location." "Geographical location" - not just state-level, but precise geographical location. So Axon has been accessing:👀🚨 1. License plate images 2. Date and time of capture 3. Geographical location of capture 4. ALPR read results and metrics 5. User corrections From every participating police department since October 2022. That is nearly 4 years of continuous access to license plate images and location data from police departments across the country. axon.com/aceip-law-enfo… ftc.gov/legal-library/ @RepThomasMassie