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Flock Safety cameras are sparking a national privacy debate as police deploy them to track vehicles, building searchable databases for crime investigations — but critics warn they violate the Fourth Amendment by mapping personal movements without warrants. With Tennessee’s system under renewed scrutiny, cities like Appleton are taking action, ordering camera shutdowns, while Nashville’s camera count varies wildly across databases. The tech promises law enforcement power, but the growing outcry highlights a critical tension: safety vs. privacy.

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