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Mario Nawfal
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๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ What started as a single neighborhood security camera has turned into a massive network tracking license plates and vehicles across America. Mike Glover tells Tucker the bigger problem is what happens when systems like Flock keep expanding. He points to newer camera networks being used to flag code violations, including things as small as damaged fences or an RV parked where it shouldnโ€™t be. His point is simple: once the surveillance is everywhere, suddenly authorities can find thousands of violations nobody was even looking for before. Source: @TCNetwork / Writer: Sol
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