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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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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