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A Tega Cay homeowner discovered a Flock surveillance camera—meant for police use—pointed directly at her backyard, sparking privacy concerns. Though the camera is damaged and not currently active, its presence in her private space has caused discomfort. Police say it will be repaired and repositioned, but questions remain about how it got misaligned. While access to footage requires law enforcement justification and oversight, legal challenges persist: the ACLU argues these cameras violate constitutional rights, even as a federal judge recently upheld their legality. This incident underscores the growing tension between public safety tech and personal privacy.

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