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Flock Safety Introduces New Privacy Protocols for Surveillance Cameras

Flock Safety has announced new privacy protocols for its surveillance cameras, aimed at addressing growing concerns about privacy and misuse. Changes include limiting data access for law enforcement agencies and reducing data retention from 30 days to one week. Critics remain skeptical, calling for legislative changes to effectively regulate surveillance technology.

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Flock Safety has announced new privacy protocols for its surveillance cameras, aimed at addressing growing concerns about privacy and misuse. Changes include limiting data access for law enforcement agencies and reducing data retention from 30 days to one week. Critics remain skeptical, calling for legislative changes to effectively regulate surveillance technology.

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Flock Announces New Privacy Protocols After Populist Backlash Against Cameras

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Flock Safety Introduces New Privacy Protocols for Surveillance Cameras