Despite criticism, Oceanside will keep using controversial Flock surveillance cameras
The Oceanside City Council has voted to allocate $30,000 for the maintenance of Flock surveillance cameras, continuing a program established at nine local intersections in 2021. Although the technology has faced public criticism over privacy concerns, officials opted to keep the cameras in operation for law enforcement purposes.
Flock cameras are used at nine Oceanside intersections under a contract dating to 2021. The City Council approved $30,000 to maintain them. This content Despite criticism, Oceanside will keep using controversial Flock surveillance cameras appeared first on inewsource.
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