Opinion: Berkeley does not need Flock surveillance tech to stay safe
The chair and vice chair of Berkeley's Police Accountability Board argue the council faces 'the largest expansion of police surveillance technology in Berkeley's history' via a vendor more than 75 jurisdictions have deemed untrustworthy. They cite Flock's facilitation of ICE data-sharing and its failure to meet Berkeley's data privacy standards.
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