A surge in the deployment of Flock cameras across the US has sparked growing privacy concerns as the company expands its surveillance network. Critics argue the technology, which captures high-resolution images of public spaces, raises serious questions about mass monitoring and consent. While supporters highlight its potential for public safety, opponents warn of unintended consequences for civil liberties. The debate underscores broader tensions over surveillance, data security, and the balance between security and privacy in an increasingly watched society.
BBC Verify examines the expanding network of Flock cameras in the US and the backlash against it.
