That is what many are now asking, as more places begin replacing Flock with the new AXON-mounted camera, disguised in objects like digital speed signs. Now that up to 53 cities have removed Flock cameras, some are noticing that they are merely being replaced by new devices whose three main shareholders are BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street. Most people are directing their negativity and hatred towards mass surveillance, primarily at Flock, when other companies deserve the same criticism. Even if all the Flock cameras were to disappear, there would always be others to fill their place, and that pushback against a surveillance state should not end with one company.
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