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Flock bets big on police drones as cities push back against its license plate readers

Fast Company says Flock’s police-drone push is raising fresh questions about privacy and oversight.

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Fast Company reports that cities are pushing back against Flock’s license plate readers while the $8.4 billion surveillance company bets big on police drones. It says the drone effort is raising fresh questions about privacy and oversight.

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Fast Company@FastCompanyAs cities push back against its license plate readers, the $8.4 billion surveillance company is betting big on police drones, raising fresh questions about privacy and oversight. https://www.fastcompany.com/91621503/flock-is-facing-a-surveillance-backlash-meanwhile-its-drone-business-is-booming?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social1h
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    Fast Company@FastCompanyAs cities push back against its license plate readers, the $8.4 billion surveillance company is betting big on police drones, raising fresh questions about privacy and oversight. https://www.fastcompany.com/91621503/flock-is-facing-a-surveillance-backlash-meanwhile-its-drone-business-is-booming?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social1h
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