Federal judge rules Flock license-plate search unconstitutional mass surveillance
pavel_lishin · hn · 2026-10-03
- Per 404 Media, a federal judge ruled that a Flock camera network search constituted indiscriminate mass surveillance and was unconstitutional.
- The HN thread discusses implications for AI-powered surveillance networks and civil liberties.
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