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Americans Vandalizing Flock Safety Cameras Over Privacy and Civil Liberties Concerns

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Flock Safety surveillance cameras across the United States are being deliberately destroyed by residents concerned about privacy violations. Methods of vandalism have included cutting cameras with saws and ramming them with vehicles. In response to public pressure, several US cities have deactivated the cameras or terminated their contracts with Flock Safety. Critics from across the political spectrum argue the widespread camera network infringes on personal freedoms, while reported misuse and accuracy issues have further fueled the backlash.

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