How the American revolt against Flock cameras mirrors the Boston Tea Party of 1773
There is a growing grassroots movement in the United States against automated license plate readers (ALPRs) produced by Flock Safety, sparked by privacy and data misuse concerns. This backlash includes contract cancellations, legal actions, and vandalism, reflecting public resistance comparable to historical revolutionary protests.
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