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Flock to shape U.S. privacy law around company policies
- Flock, a video surveillance company, aims to influence U.S. privacy legislation based on its company policies.
- Dan Haley, Flock's Chief Legal Officer, stated that surveillance technology has long been used to prevent public safety incidents.
- Haley noted that the U.S. lacks a single, comprehensive privacy law for companies like Flock to follow.
- Haley urged the public and lawmakers to understand the legal limits of surveillance technology and how the Fourth Amendment protects Flock's actions.
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