Even the billionaire funding Flock cameras in San Francisco has concerns
Chris Larsen, a crypto founder who donated over $12 million for San Francisco police surveillance technology, expressed concerns about data retention. Larsen stated that the information gathered by Flock cameras should be wiped more frequently.
Crypto founder Chris Larsen, who has put more than $12 million toward police surveillance technology, said the data gathered should be wiped more often.
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