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At least 10 local governments have moved to drop Flock’s surveillance cameras since summer
At least 10 local governments and police departments have moved since this summer to curb, restrict, or end their use of Flock Safety technology as concerns about mass surveillance and data privacy continue to grow .
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At least ten local governments and police departments have moved since this summer to curb, restrict, or end their use of Flock Safety technology. The changes stem from growing concerns about mass surveillance and data privacy. This shift is part of a broader backlash against the rapid adoption of advanced AI tools, including data center expansion, facial‑recognition systems, and other AI applications.
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