Summary
Charlottesville just ditched Flock surveillance cameras after residents raised serious privacy concerns. It's a big win for locals who didn't want their daily movements tracked by automated readers.
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The city likely wasted money buying and setting up these cameras, only to scrap the whole program.
Everyday citizens who want to drive and walk around town without being logged in a police database win big here.
No groups negatively affected
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