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Flock Safety's AI camera network draws rising privacy concerns across the US

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Flock Safety, a US-based company, has been rapidly expanding its network of AI-powered surveillance cameras across the country. The system is designed to monitor vehicle movements and assist law enforcement in tracking suspects. However, the growing reach of the network has sparked significant backlash from privacy advocates and civil liberties groups. Critics raise concerns about mass surveillance, data misuse, and the lack of oversight governing how the technology is deployed. BBC Verify has been examining both the scale of Flock's expansion and the mounting opposition it faces.

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