Acceptance of surveillance cameras is widespread. Many people believe that if they are not doing anything wrong, being watched is not a concern. However, laws can change, and these changes are not always sensible.
The use of Flock Safety cameras is an example of this issue. These cameras are operated by law enforcement. Further details about the implications of these cameras are available, including how they relate to changing laws and individual freedoms.
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