Teen activists vs. Flock cameras: Inside SF’s surveillance fight
Two Lowell High School students formed DeFlock SF to advocate against the use of Flock surveillance cameras in San Francisco. The grassroots organization is part of a broader local debate over public surveillance technology.
A couple of Lowell High School juniors are behind the grassroots organization DeFlock SF.
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