Flock camera networks raise privacy, error, and data-use concerns
DavidLinthicum · x · 2026-07-25
The post highlights the privacy cost of always-on Flock cameras, pointing to three concerns: constant surveillance, AI mistakes, and how the collected data may be used.
It frames the issue as a tradeoff between public safety and personal privacy, asking whether people have really considered what the camera network implies.
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