Police Crime-Center Software Raises Surveillance Concerns Beyond Flock
Real-time crime-center software lets police combine vast amounts of data, expanding surveillance in ways experts say warrant greater concern.
The Chestnut Post Staff ·
As Flock draws criticism, experts say other police surveillance tools are more concerning, including software used in real-time crime centers, NPR reports.
These systems allow police to bring together vast amounts of data, substantially broadening their surveillance capabilities. Despite that reach, the software sometimes receives less attention.
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