Anti-Surveillance Backlash Grows as Flock Cameras Targeted Across US

Flock surveillance cameras triggering protests, vandalism

Flock’s nationwide network of automated license plate readers is sparking privacy concerns. Meena Duerson reports on OutFront about the growing outrage over what some see as the makings of a surveillance state.

Anti-surveillance backlash grows as Flock cameras targeted across US

Opposition to Flock’s expanding network of AI-powered surveillance cameras is intensifying across the United States, with protests, political challenges and vandalism accompanying the rapid spread of the technology. More than 130,000 Flock cameras are reportedly operating nationwide, with law enforcement agencies in at least 4,000 cities deploying the devices at intersections, car parks and other public locations. Flock Technologies promotes the…

Flock cameras destroyed as anti-surveillance protests spread - The Press United

The now-ubiquitous surveillance devices have been targeted by vandals across the US As more US police departments deploy Flock cameras to monitor traffic and track criminals, public backlash has grown. In San Diego, a protester dressed as Darth Vader showed up to a city council meeting to portray Flock as a tool for tracking “rebel […] The post Flock cameras destroyed as anti-surveillance protests spread appeared first on The Press United | Inte…