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What are Flock cameras, and why do some people oppose them?
One source focuses on a local voter decision regarding Flock cameras, while others explain the technology and public opposition.
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What happenedWhat are Flock cameras? Some say the nationwide surveillance network helps solve crimes, but opponents say they go too far.
The headline splitWDSU New Orleans (Hearst) frames it as "What are Flock cameras, and why do some people oppose them?". WISN12 Milwaukee (Hearst) frames it as "What are Flock cameras, and why do some people oppose them?".
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CenterWhat are Flock cameras, and why do some people oppose them?
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League City voters could decide whether Flock cameras are used within city limits
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Police can use the technology to see if a vehicle matching a desired license plate has passed any of the cameras in the past month, which helps police in their investigations, Harold Lee, L...
