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Flock Cameras Covered With Trash Bags
Cities cover Flock surveillance cameras with trash bags after canceling contracts with the controversial company.
In brief
Cities cover Flock surveillance cameras with trash bags after canceling contracts with the controversial company. Cities cover Flock cameras with trash bags to stop surveillance until permanent removal after terminating contracts with the unpopular mass monitoring company. Originally reported by Jalopnik.
Cities Drop Flock Contracts
More cities are ending Flock camera contracts after rising public backlash against the mass surveillance company.
Cities Cover Cameras With Trash Bags
Some cities cover Flock cameras with trash bags to block surveillance until permanent removal is arranged.
Mayor Kimble on Community Choice
Mayor Justin Kimble said he must listen to community desires despite his law enforcement background.
Contract Cancellation Challenges
Cities face complex procedures to cancel Flock contracts without breaching agreements or paying extra fees.
Flock Reactivates Cameras
Some cities found Flock reactivates cameras after they tried to shut them off themselves.
Temporary Solution for Cameras
Cities use trash bags or 3D-printed covers to temporarily disable cameras until permanent removal.
At a glance
Cities cover Flock cameras with trash bags to stop surveillance until permanent removal after terminating contracts with the unpopular mass monitoring company.
