Inside the growing vigilante movement to knock out Flock surveillance cameras
First publishedJul 25, 10:00 UTC
Last updatedJul 25, 12:04 UTC · 6m ago
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An underground network of privacy activists is disabling or destroying the ubiquitous surveillance devices sprouting up across the USThe first time that “NoMark” tried to knock out a Flock camera feed, he waited an hour for the perfect moment – pacing in and out of bushes that towered over him, a few feet behind a pole holding up the device.“I was just so nervous,” he said.
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- An underground network of privacy activists is disabling or destroying the ubiquitous surveillance devices sprouting up across the USThe first time that “NoMark” tried to knock out a Flock camera feed, he waited an hour for the perfect moment – pacing in and out of bushes that towered over him, a few feet behind a pole holding up the device.“I was just so nervous,” he said.
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