An underground network of privacy activists is reportedly disabling or destroying surveillance cameras from the company Flock, which have become common across the United States. One activist, known as 'NoMark,' described his experience attempting to disable a camera, noting the anxiety he felt while waiting for the right moment to act.
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Privacy Activists Target Flock Surveillance Cameras in the US
A network of privacy activists is actively working to disable or destroy Flock surveillance cameras in the US. One individual, referred to as 'NoMark,' shared his experience of attempting to disable a camera, highlighting the nervousness he felt during the process.
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Inside the growing vigilante movement to knock out Flock surveillance cameras
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Privacy Activists Target Flock Surveillance Cameras in the US