Movement of anger against the expansion of Flock surveillance cameras in the United States

A wave of popular anger is growing in the United States to denounce the expansion of a network of Flock cameras, next-generation surveillance tools. The country has more than 120,000 of them. Thanks to artificial intelligence, the network feeds a massive database and can track anyone. Opponents of these cameras consider them to have become the symbol of mass surveillance.

In response to revelations of multiple abuses, civil society is organizing. "They are everywhere," denounces Bob Smetana, one of the opponents of Flock cameras, in Atlanta. This young computer scientist created the mobile phone app that allows users to catalog all the cameras. It has been a great success, having been downloaded 600,000 times, according to its creator.

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