Growing backlash has been directed at Flock cameras in recent months. However, Flock is not the only company that may have a presence in neighborhoods.
Other surveillance equipment companies, such as those using Automatic License Plate Readers, or ALPRs, may also be operating.
Further information about these companies and their potential presence can be found through additional reporting, which provides more details on the issue.
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