Texas' Flock camera backlash is forcing a public safety reckoning
Black poles popping up across Texas were sold as a way to fight crime, but growing concerns about privacy and data access are testing public trust.
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Black poles popping up across Texas were sold as a way to fight crime, but growing concerns about privacy and data access are testing public trust.
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