Americans vandalize and destroy Flock surveillance cameras
Americans are increasingly taking direct action against Flock cameras, engaging in various forms of protest and destruction including damaging, vandalizing, and removing the surveillance devices. The decentralized and uncoordinated nature of these vigilante efforts makes them difficult for authorities to suppress or prevent. This grassroots movement represents growing public resistance to surveillance technology in American communities.
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Americans are cheering for vigilantes who take down Flock cameras
Americans are increasingly taking direct action against Flock cameras, engaging in various forms of protest and destruction including damaging, vandalizing, and removing the surveillance devices. The decentralized and uncoordinated nature of these vigilante efforts makes them difficult for authorities to suppress or prevent. This grassroots movement represents growing public resistance to surveillance technology in American communities.
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