Protests grow over Flock camera use in communities
Summary
Many people in the United States are protesting against the use of Flock surveillance cameras by the police. Some reports say officers have used these cameras to follow people they know, like ex-wives or girlfriends, which has raised privacy concerns.Key Facts
- Flock cameras are used by police for surveillance in communities.
- There are growing protests from Americans about the use of these cameras.
- Some police officers are reported to misuse the cameras to stalk civilians.
- Misuse includes following people the officers know personally, such as ex-wives or girlfriends.
- CBS News reporter Anna Schecter interviewed Flock's CEO, Garrett Langley, about these issues.
- The controversy centers on privacy and proper use of surveillance technology by law enforcement.
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