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Flock Safety's Surveillance Technology Faces Growing Backlash

Garrett Langley, founder of Flock Safety, argues that surveillance is essential for safety, stating that privacy must be sacrificed to eliminate crime. Flock's technology has gained widespread use among law enforcement, but it faces significant backlash from the public and state officials concerned about privacy violations and misuse. The ongoing debate reflects broader tensions in American law regarding privacy rights and surveillance practices.

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Garrett Langley, founder of Flock Safety, argues that surveillance is essential for safety, stating that privacy must be sacrificed to eliminate crime. Flock's technology has gained widespread use among law enforcement, but it faces significant backlash from the public and state officials concerned about privacy violations and misuse. The ongoing debate reflects broader tensions in American law regarding privacy rights and surveillance practices.

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Flock Wants a Closely Surveilled World with No Exit

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Flock Safety's Surveillance Technology Faces Growing Backlash