First Coast Connect: Keeping Watch, from Flock cameras to powerful new space telescopes
Flock together Growing protests over the seeming omnipresence of Flock surveillance tools have focused largely on their use by police and their ubiquity on roads. But they are also a growing presence in private communities, including cameras aimed at swimming pools and personal property. Their widespread, voluntary adoption by HOAs, property managers and landlords has broadened the footprint of surveillance. And a Jacksonville Today investigation finds they are being used at apartment complexes owned by a D.C. based company that also invests heavily in Flock, the tech company behind the…
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