ACLU asks court to compel San Diego to do away with Flock cameras, stored data
The ACLU has filed a court request to force San Diego to remove Flock surveillance cameras. Plaintiffs argue the high density of cameras violates privacy rights protected by the California constitution.
The plaintiffs argue that the high density of cameras throughout the city of San Diego violates the right to privacy in the California constitution.
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