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As Flock battles public scrutiny , other police surveillance companies see an opening
publicradioeast.org · United States
As Flock faces public scrutiny regarding its activities, other companies involved in police surveillance are identifying new opportunities in the market. This development suggests a shifting landscape within the surveillance technology industry.
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