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HOA license-plate cameras: safety tool or privacy risk? | Atlanta News First investigates

Atlanta News First · 11 hours ago

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Neighborhood Flock Safety cameras were meant to stop crime. Now metro Atlanta HOAs are questioning privacy, data sharing ...

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